Legal Opinion
Marschall v. Crawford
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Decided January 19, 1924No. 4135PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
ERVIN, District Judge.
In this case Matthias Marschall filed a petition in bankruptcy, in which he scheduled some 230 acres of land, and claimed 160 acres of it as exempt, without segregating this 160 acres from the whole tract. Eater an amendment was allowed to segregate the 160'acres claimed as exempt. Crawford et al. were scheduled as creditors, and they came-in and filed with the referee a petition objecting to the allowance of any exemptions, and claimed all the lands shown by the schedule as haying been conveyed to them by the bankrupt some time prior to the filing of the petition in…
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