KALB Et Ux. v. FEUERSTEIN Et Ux.
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Black
Appellants are farmers. Two of appellees, as mortgagees, began foreclosure on appellants’ farm March 7, 1933, in the Walworth (Wisconsin) County Court; judgment of foreclosure was entered April 21, 1933; July 20, 1935, the sheriff sold the property under the judgment; September 16,1935, while appellant Ernest Newton Kalb had duly pending 2 in the bankruptcy court a petition for composition and extension of time to pay his debts under § 75 of the Bankruptcy Act (Frazier-Lemke Act), 3 the 'Walworth County Court granted the mortgagees’ motion for confirmation of the sheriff’s sale; no stay of…
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