In re Campbell
District Court, W.D. Virginia
In Bankruptcy. On review of decision of referee disallowing exemption claimed by bankrupt.
1Opinion of the Court
McDOWELL, District Judge.
This case arises on a petition for review of the ruling of the referee filed by the bankrupt.
On November 15, 1902, C. G. Campbell, a retail dealer in clothing and men’s furnishing goods, doing business at Harrisonburg, Va., filed his voluntary petition in bankruptcy. On the same day he was adjudicated a bankrupt. The chief item of assets is the bankrupt’s stock in trade, scheduled as of a value, “at cost and carriage,” of $2,500. In Schedule B5 is a claim of homestead exemption in the following language:
“Petitioner claims his homestead exemption, allowed by the…
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