In re Davis
District Court, D. California
[In bankruptcy. In the matter of Irwin. Davis.]
1Opinion of the Court
HOFFMAN, District Judge.
In this case, a temporary injunction was granted, on the petition of the assignee, against certain creditors of the bankrupt, restraining them from prosecuting a suit commenced by them in the fifteenth district court to foreclose a mortgage held by them as security for a debt A rule was also entered, requiring them to show cause why a perpetual injunction should not issue as prayed for by the assignee. On the return day of this rule the-parties appeared, and the questions presented by the case were elaborately argued.
The ground on which the assignee desires the…
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