In re Belden
District Court, N.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. This is an appeal, or motion, in the nature of an appeal, to review the action of the referee refusing to set aside the sale of an asset belonging to Alvin J. Belden individually.
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
Alvin J. Belden and John A. Seely were copartners doing a general contracting business. Having been adjudged bankrupts, it is found that the debts of the firm amount to $166,000, or thereabouts, with assets amounting to $3,000, or thereabouts. The individual debts of Alvin J. Belden amount to at least $49,150.54. His individual property, so far discovered, — and it is conceded he has no other, — amounts to the sum of $10,000, as determined by the sale sought to be set aside. This individual asset consisted of an interest of Alvin J. Belden in the estate of his father, A.…
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