Robinson v. Hinkley (In Re Hinkley)
District Court, S.D. Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM ON APPEAL
HUGHES, District Judge.
After a trial in bankruptcy court, Bruce S. Hinkley appeals from an adverse judgment allowing the claim in full of H. Y. Robinson, Sr. The judgment of the bankruptcy court will be affirmed.
Facts.
The origin of this controversy lies in a contract between Robinson and Stanton Hinkley, father of the defendant. Robinson paid $28,450 to Stanton Hinkley for a 35-foot Concorde sedan cruiser. The boat was not delivered, and the funds were never returned to Robinson. Based on this transaction Stanton Hinkley was indicted in Waller County, Texas, for theft by a…
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