In re Van De Mark
District Court, W.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Albert A. Van De Mark, a bankrupt. On review of decision of the referee disapproving the appointment of a trustee by"creditors, and the appointment of a trustee by the referee in the exercise of his own discretion.
1Opinion of the Court
HAZEL, District Judge.
The referee disapproved of the trustee originally appointed by the creditors at the first meeting, and thereupon a majority of creditors in number and amount elected another trustee; but the referee again disapproved of the choice and appointed a trustee of his own selection. As the trustee first appointed by the creditors was evidently interested in the affairs of the bankrupt to such an extent" as to cause the referee to believe that the votes cast for him were in the interest of a trustee favorable to the bankrupt, I think he properly exercised his discretionary…
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