In Re Ford-Rennie Leather Co.
District Court, D. Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
MORRIS, District Judge.
Ford-Rennie Leather Company was adjudicated a bankrupt by this court on July 31, 1924. By separate petitions filed in the bankruptcy cause Schmoll Fils & Co., Inc., and Doherr, Grimm & Co., Luc., now seek to reclaim and obtain from the trustee in bankruptcy certain skins, or the proceeds thereof, delivered by the petitioners, respectively, to the bankrupt under terms and conditions set out in whole or in part in “trust receipts” delivered by the bankrupt to the petitioners. The trustee in opposing the petitions contends that the petitioners are without title to the…
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