In re Noethen
District Court, S.D. New York
In the matter of Joseph Noethcn, individually and as surviving partner of the firm of Heyl & Noethen, bankrupt. Submission on agreed facts.
1Opinion of the Court
MAYER, District Judge.
This is a submission, upon an agreed statement of facts, of certain questions involving the effectiveness, as against the receiver in bankruptcy, of provisions in a chattel mortgage executed by the firm of Heyl & Noethen of which the bankrupt is the surviving partner and successor in interest.
Heyl & Noethen (and Noethen as successor) were engaged in the restaurant, wine, and liquor business. On or about June 5, 191L they executed to August Luchow, the other party to this controversy, a chattel mortgage purporting to cover (a) the stock in trade in the premises when the…
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