In re Wolf Co.
District Court, M.D. Pennsylvania
In Bankruptcy. Sur exceptions to report of Samuel F. Huber, special master, dismissing petition of J. B. Allender for rule on receiver to withdraw notice of claim. The following is the report of the master: Findings of Fact. First.
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In Bankruptcy. Sur exceptions to report of Samuel F. Huber, special master, dismissing petition of J. B. Allender for rule on receiver to withdraw notice of claim. The following is the report of the master: Findings of Fact. First. J. S. Allender, the petitioner, loaned to the Wolf Company $8,000 on a promissory note, and on the 12th of January, 1907, obtained an assignment by the Wolf Company to him as collateral of a claim of $14,596.33 which the Wolf Company had against the Pacific Export Lumber Company, of Portland, Or. On the 8th of April, .1907, the Wolf Company was adjudicated an…
1Opinion of the Court
ARCHBARD, District Judge.
On January 12, 1907, the Wolf Company, of Chambersburg, Pa., the present bankrupts, assigned to J. S. Allender, a creditor, an account against the Pacific Export Lumber Company amounting on its face to $14,593.33, but on which only $7,500 was really owing, to secure a promissory note of $8,000 for money which Allender had loaned to the Wolf Company, which had been due since November 1, 1906, and on which he was pressing for payment. Within three months afterwards, on April 8,1907, the Wolf Company were put into bankruptcy in this court, and a receiver appointed, who…
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