In re Effinger
District Court, D. Maryland
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Charles H. Effinger and another, copartners trading as Effinger & Aitlcen. On exceptions of partnership creditors to the allowance of dividends on certain claims preferred by the bankrupt Effinger, on behalf of his individual estate as against the partnership creditors.
1Opinion of the Court
ROSE, District Judge.
Upon the handing down of the foregoing opinion (184 Fed. 724), an order was entered in conformity therewith. Miss Massie was the only individual creditor of the bankrupt, Effinger, for any considerable sum. She availed herself of the permission given by the order, and intervened. It becomes necessary, therefore, to decide whether either of the two claims mentioned in the opinion heretofore delivered is entitled to participate pro rata with the firm creditors in the distribution of firm assets. The first of these claims is for money advanced to the firm by the partner,…
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