Autin v. Piske
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
FOSTER, Circuit Judge.
Ernest Autin and Philip W. Autin, respectively father and son, were adjudicated bankrupts, both as a commercial partnership. and individually, on December 15, 1926, on their voluntary petition, and appellee was appointed trustee. At the time of adjudication Philip Autin was engaged in operating a grocery store in the city of New Orleans, but this property was not scheduled and surrendered. At the. first meeting of the creditors it developed that title to the said store was ostensibly in the name of Clay Autin, brother of Philip Autin. Appellee took a rule upon Clay Autin…
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