In re Pennsylvania Nursery Co.
District Court, W.D. Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
GIBSON, District Judge.
The bankrupt was engaged in raising for sale shade trees, fruit trees, plants, and shrubbery. In 1900, prior to the occupancy of the land by bankrupt, the farm was mortgaged, and the mortgage later was assigned to Mabel M. Beck, who has petitioned for a review of the referee’s decision.
After adjudication, the trustee offered the bankrupt’s property for sale in three ways: (a) The real estate alone; (b) the nursery stock alone; and (e) the real estate and nursery stock together. A greater sum being obtained by so doing, the trustee sold the real estate and -the nursery…
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