Ream v. McCrea
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HUNT, Circuit Judge.
Appellants seek recovery from the trustee in bankruptcy of the Irving Whitehouse Company, corporation stockbrokers, of tihe proceeds of certain securities which had been pledged by the bankrupt company with Hutton & Co., stockbrokers in New York. The facts are agreed upon:
In August, .1921, the state court appointed McBroom receiver for the Whitehouse Company, then owing $211,000, and later he was appointed trustee in bankruptcy. When the receiver was appointed, petitioners had pending open accounts with the Whitehouse Company, which held certain securities which it had…
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