Davis v. Stevens
District Court, D. South Dakota
In Bankruptcy. Hearing on petition in involuntary bankruptcy.
1Opinion of the Court
'OAKLAND, District Judge.
On March 21, 1900, John Davis, Wayne Mason, and William C. Harris, who are creditors of the Bank of Plankinton in a sum exceeding $500, and who are citizens of the state of South Dakota, filed a petition in this court praying that the Bank of Plankinton be adjudged bankrupt, a's a private banking institution, and a co-partnership consisting of the above-named defendants. In due time all of the above defendants answered said petition,' except the defendant Fred L. Stevens, who, after due service, has not appeared in this action. In their answer defendants deny…
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