Wright & Co. v. Giatras

Reed, P. J.,

Orphans’ Court, specially presiding,

— This is an action of replevin by which the plaintiff seeks to recover certain goods, to wit, one cigar case and two candy cases, which were placed in the possession of 6. G. Giatras under an agreement commonly known as a bailment, while the said G. G. Giatras was a tenant of Annie Sharkey, administratrix of the estate of Neal Sharkey, deceased.

On Sept. 30, 1922, an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against G. G. Giatras, and a receiver appointed by the United States District Court, who took possession of the bankrupt’s personal…