Rode & Horn v. Phipps
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
In Error to the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of ’ Tennessee. In the matter of J. Gaines Phipps, bankrupt. From an order of the District Court, deciding certain matters in favor of Sam E. King arid M. W. Dickey, trustee, Rode & Horn bring error.
1Opinion of the Court
KNAPPEN, Circuit Judge.
Phipps was adjudicated bankrupt on his voluntary petition June 24, 1910. May 26, 1909, Rode & Horn had contracted with Phipps for the purchase from the latter of 1,000,-000 feet of lumber, to be cut by the latter and piled by him at Hampton or Plato, Tenn., on land leased by Phipps to Rode & Horn for the purpose. Rode & Horn agreed to advance $7.50 per thousand feet on all lumber when so piled at the places named, and to ship all lumber as soon as delivered by Phipps to the railroad, completing payment therefor within 20 days from invoice, less a deduction of 2 per…
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