In re Crum
District Court, N.D. Ohio
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Cora A. Crum, bankrupt. On petition by the trustee to review an order of the referee allowing the bankrupt an allowance in lieu of a homestead.
1Opinion of the Court
KIRI,ITS, District Judge.
Oliver R. Crum and Cora A. Crum were husband and wife, living together in Seneca county, this district, on the dates hereinafter mentioned. Oliver R. Crum was the owner of an unincumbered homestead, subsequently sold for more than $2,~ 500, and a stock of merchandise. Mrs. Crum was the owner of two or three parcels of land adjoining the homestead property and of some contingent interests.
April 5, 1912, the husband filed his petition in bankruptcy, stating that he was the head of the family and claiming the sum of $500 exempt in lieu of a homestead, in accordance with…
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