In re Garden
District Court, N.D. Alabama
In Bankruptcy. On petition of the Birmingham Dry-Goods Company, a proving creditor, for review of an order of the referee in bankruptcy in the matter of the allowance of exemptions to the bankrupt.
1Opinion of the Court
BRUCE, District Judge.
M. Garden filed his petition in voluntary bankruptcy in this court, and was duly adjudicated a bankrupt. The schedule of assets filed with petition shows about $800 worth of property, all of which the bankrupt claims as exempt. The Birmingham Dry-Goods Company, a creditor- of the bankrupt, proved its claim in the cause, which claim was allowed; and it set forth an indebtedness of the bankrupt, due upon promissory notes in which there is a waiver of exemptions in due form. The creditor, the Birmingham Dry-Goods Company, moved to disallow the claim of exemptions made by…
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