In re Hinckel Brewing Co.
District Court, N.D. New York
Appeal from decision of referee allowing commissions to the trustees and referee on the amount of a mortgage and certain tax liens, water rent and assessment liens on real property sold by the trustees pursuant to the order of the court, the sale having been made free and clear of all incumbrances.
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
The bankrupt, Hinckel Brewing Company, owned a large brewery plant, which at the time of the bankruptcy was subject to the lien of a mortgage on which Wa-s due, when paid, the sum of $108,850, and also to the lien of taxes, water rents, and assessments due the city of Albany, amounting to the sum of $13,-826.53. An attempted foreclosure of such mortgage was restrained by this court. March 17, 1903, the property was sold pursuant to' an *703order of this court for the sum of $280,150. There was no dispute or contention as to the amount or validity of such liens. The order…
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