Heller v. Journal Co.
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
KERNER, Circuit Judge.
Appellee, The Journal Company, filed a verified petition to recover possession of a motor generator set. The referee was of the opinion that the delivery of the generator by appellee to the bankrupt was a consignment for the purpose of sale within the meaning of § 241.26, Wisconsin Statutes 1945, and that the title to the generator was in the bankrupt. The District Court, on a certificate of review, held that the delivery of the generator was not for sale or consignment, and reversed the referee. From this order, the trustee in 'bankruptcy appeals.
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