In re Tweed
District Court, N.D. Iowa
In Bankruptcy. On petition for review of the order of the referee denying the petition of H. J. Indvik, asking that he be adjudged owner and entitled to the possession of four carriages in the possession of the bankrupt at the time of the adjudication, and that the trustee be ordered to turn said property over to him.
1Opinion of the Court
REED, District Judge.
February 24, 1904, Torger G. Tweed, a dealer in carriages and farm implements at Forest City, Winnebago county, Iowa, was adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, filed February 23, 1904. A trustee of his estate was duly appointed, who has taken possession of the property of the bankrupt, including four carriages, which are involved in this controversy. March 31 and July 9, 1903, respectively, the bankrupt gave to the Staver Carriage Company, of Chicago, Ill., written orders for a number of carriages, including those in question, which orders were as follows:
“Staver…
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