Wilson v. Kanter
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Eastern Division of the Northern District of Illinois. In the matter of Marley-Morse Company, a copartnership, bankrupt. The claim of H. E. Kanter and another, copartners, was allowed, and Henry E. Wilson, trustee of the bankrupt estate, appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
AESCHUEER, Circuit Judge.
The controversy is over the allowance to appellees of a general claim against the bankrupt estate for $1,408.18; the asserted impropriety of its allowance being predicated on the contention of unlawful preferential payments to appellees. Upon this issue the referee, after hearing the evidence, found that sufficient proof did not appear to warrant the conclusion that bankrupt was insolvent at the time of the payments. But apart from this issue the record, discloses facts which unquestionably justified the allowance of appellees’ claim.
Bankrupt was in the. mail order…
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