In re Smith & Shuck
District Court, N.D. Iowa
In Bankruptcy. On petitions of the Moline Plow Company and the Rock Island Plow Company for review of orders of referee denying their claims to property in custody of the trustee of said bankrupt.
1Opinion of the Court
REED, District Judge.
Smith & Shuck, dealers in agricultural implements at Iowa City, were adjudged bankrupts July 5, 1904. A trustee of their estate was duly appointed, who has taken possession of the property which they held at the time of such bankruptcy. The Moline Plow Company and the Rock Island Plow Company, both Illinois corporations, afterwards filed with the referee their separate petitions, asking an order that the trustee be required to turn over to them, respectively, certain of the property in the custody of the trustee, on the ground that such property was sold by them,…
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