In re Star Spring Bed Co.
District Court, D. New Jersey
In Bankruptcy. Involuntary proceedings against the Star Spring Bed Company. On petition to review an order of the referee holding that a transaction with the Union National Bank did not constitute a preference.
1Opinion of the Court
DAVIS, District Judge.
On April 18, 1911, the Star Spring Bed Company, the bankrupt, was indebted to the Union National Bank, hereinafter called the bank, on account of discounts made by the said bank for the benefit of the bankrupt in the sum of $58,200. About $20,000 of this amount was represented by notes made by various persons in favor of the bankrupt and indorsed by it. The bank supposed that the said notes were business paper and represented business transactions between the bankrupt and its customers. On the said 18th day of April, after banking hours, at about 4 o’clock in the…
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