In re Parker
District Court, N.D. Illinois
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Harrison Parker and others, alleged bankrupts. Heard on motion to dismiss the involuntary petition.
1Opinion of the Court
EVAN A. EVANS, Acting District Judge.
Petitioners filed their petition to have respondents adjudged bankrupts. Respondents answered, and then filed this motion to dismiss.
[1] Upon this motion to dismiss controverted facts must be resolved in petitioners’ favor. The four questions are presented: Does the petition show: (a) That respondents are subject to an adjudication in bankruptcy; (b) that they committed an act of bankruptcy; (c) that respondents are insolvent; (d) that petitioners have debts provable in bankruptcy against the bankrupts, assuming respondents are insolvent?
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