In re Rees
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Appeal by Leopold Lowenstein, a creditor, from an order of the district court for Washington county, McCluer, L, presiding, denying his application for a distribution of the insolvent’s estate among his creditors without the filing of releases, and ordering distribution upon the filing of the statutory releases.
1Opinion of the CourtDicxinson, J.
This is a proceeding under the insolvent law of 1881. The appellant, a creditor of the insolvent assignor, filed his petition, alleging, upon information and belief, the fraudulent concealment of money by the latter, and his failure to deliver the same to his assignee. An order was sought allowing creditors to share in the proceeds of the insolvent estate, without filing releases of their debts. This appeal is from an order refusing that application. The denial of this application is not to be sustained upon this appeal, upon the ground suggested in this court, that it does not appear that…
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