In re Sutherland Co.
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of the Sutherland Company, Incorporated, bankrupt. On review of an order of the referee.
1Opinion of the Court
MORTON, District Judge.
The Sutherland Company, which carried on a retail dry goods shop in Holyoke, was adjudicated bankrupt. Charles J. Holcomb filed with the referee a petition alleging that he held a mortgage for $4,000 on its stock in trade and fixtures, and praying that this mortgage might be declared a valid lien on the proceeds of said property, which had been sold by the trustees. The learned referee made an order granting the prayer of the petition, and the present review proceedings were taken by the trustees and certain creditors. The evidence is fully reported.
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