In re Bailey
District Court, D. Utah
Bankruptcy proceedings against A. H. Bailey. On petitions to review a referee’s order denying the application of general creditors for the rejection of claims or for their subrogation to the claimants’ right to certain security.
1Opinion of the Court
MARSHALL, District Judge.
The bankrupt was entitled to a homestead exemption in the amount of $2,000. He owned two parcels of land each of the value of $1,250, and claimed his exemption in the entirety of parcel No. 1, and the further sum of $750 of the value of parcel No. 2. Within four months next preceding the filing of the petition in bankruptcy, he had executed a mortgage of parcel No. 2 to his wife, Florence H. Bailey, and to Florence J. Hearst and Ethel 1,. Turner to secure a pre-existing debt of $600 and interest, and with intent to unlawfully prefer those creditors. 'The mortgagees…
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