First Nat. Bank of North Bennington v. Surdam
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SWAN, Circuit Judge.
Marshall’s Garage, Inc., a corporation,, was adjudicated an involuntary bankrupt on. January 4, 1930. One- month later the appellee, Amy L. Surdam, filed proof of claim-as a creditor. In September, 1930, she filed an amended proof of claim, pursuant to leave granted by the 'referee in bankruptcy. To the amended proof of claim First National Bank of North Bennington, a creditor, filed objections. The district court allowed the-claim in the sum of $47,286.26, and, the trustee iu bankruptcy having declined to appeal, the bank was permitted to appeal from the order of…
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