In re Devlin
District Court, D. Kansas
In the matter of Charles J. Devlin, bankrupt. On petition of the State of Kansas for preferential payment of defendant’s demands out of the bankrupt’s estate.
1Opinion of the Court
POLDOCK, District Judge.
The state of Kansas presents two claims against the estate of the bankrupt. The first arising on a certain bond or obligation made and entered into between the state and Thomas T. Kelly, Treasurer of the State of Kansas, as principal, executed by the bankrupt as surety, January 9, 1905; the bond being in the penal sum of $500,000. The second arising on a certain bond or obligation entered into between the state and the First National Bank of Topeka, principal, as a depository of state moneys, executed by the bankrupt and others as sureties, January 27, 1903; this bond…
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