In re Nashville Laundry Co.
District Court, M.D. Tennessee
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of the bankruptcy of Leo D. Wege and J. H. McPhail, copartners doing business as the Nashville Laundry Company. Exceptions by Lewis Tillman, trustee, to the claim of Frank/Frei against the firm assets, were sustained, and claimant petitions to review the order.
1Opinion of the Court
SANFORD, District Judge.
Wege and McPhail, partners engaged in business at Nashville, Tennessee, under the firm name of the Nashville Laundry Co., were adjudged bankrupts in this proceeding, both as a firm and individually. The petitioner Frei, a resident of Glascow, Kentucky, holding four notes signed by Wege and McPhail individual*796ly, after first filing a proof of claim on these notes against the individual assets of Wege and McPhail, thereafter withdrew his claim against the individual estates and filed an amended proof of claim on these notes as against the partnership estate. The trustee…
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