In re Walser
District Court, E.D. Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
FARIS, District Judge.
Some of the matters here involved and presented seem to me to be anomalous, and about which I have found no authority on some of the questions presented. These anomalous matters are exemplified by the below facts and chronology:
On April 2, 1924, D. F. Walser was adjudged a bankrupt. On April 26, 1924, Herman Lufey was appointed trustee of the bankrupt estate, and on May 2,1924, he duly qualified, and now is such trustee. The bankrupt filed his schedules, and listed among his assets certain town lots, subject to a deed of trust to Dameron and Blue, which, with the debt…
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