Rosenbaum v. Garnett
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Virginia
[This was a proceeding by M. Rosenbaum against E. M. Garnett, assignee in bankruptcy of Engel & Son.) Petition invoking supervisory power of the circuit court from decree of district court in bankruptcy. See Storrs v. Engel [Case No. 13,494). The facts are shown in the report of the same case (Storrs’ v. Engel, supra), and in the opinion of the circuit judge, which was as follows:
1Opinion of the Court
BOND, Circuit Judge.
It appears that in this case the district court ordered the marshal, on the 17th of June, 1870, to seize the goods of the bankrupt which were alleged to be in the possession of one Lisberger. In obedience to this order the marshal took possession of the bankrupt’s effects, including such as were alleged to be in the hands of Lisberger. After this seizure Lisberger, upon his petition, had the property so seized restored to him by the district court, which court required him to give a bond conditioned for the production of this property or the value of it, to abide the…
2Cited by1 opinion
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