In re O'Brien
District Court, D. New Jersey
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of John O’Brien, Jr., bankrupt. On petition of the TEolian Company for the reclamation of certain erty.
1Opinion of the Court
HAIGHT, District Judge.
[1] The petitioner claims title to a certain piano and a piano stool, which were taken possession of by the trustee as the property of the bankrupt. The referee has decided adversely to the petitioner’s claim. The property in question was delivered by the petitioner to the bankrupt under a conditional bill of sale, which provided that the title should remain in the petitioner until the property had been paid for. At the time of the adjudication only a small amount of the purchase price had been paid. The petitioner had, a few days before the petition in bankruptcy was…
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