Cunningham v. German Ins. Bank
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
On Motion to Dismiss Appeal, and for a Buie to Bequire Appellant to Bring Up a More Perfect Becord.
1Opinion of the Court
LURTON, Circuit Judge.
Scanlon & Co., a corporation of the state of Kentucky, is an involuntary bankrupt. Proceedings for the purpose of distributing its assets are pending in the bankruptcy court for the district of Kentucky. This is an appeal, under section 25 of the bankruptcy act of 1898, from a judgment allowing a claim in favor *933of the appellee, the German Insurance Bank, for $35,000, and holding same entitled, to priority under a mortgage made by the bankrupt to secure same. The matter comes on now to be heard upon several motions made by appellee: First, to dismiss the appeal because…
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