In re Puget Sound Engineering Co.
District Court, W.D. Washington
In Bankruptcy. Involuntary petition in bankruptcy against the Puget Sound Engineering Company. On application by the alleged bankrupt to set aside an adjudication in banlcruptcy entered pro con-fesso.
1Opinion of the Court
NETERER, District Judge.
On November 22d petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed and a subpoena issued, which was served on the 28th of November. On November 29th appearance was served and filed by attorneys for the alleged bankrupt, but it did not plead to the petition. On November 30th the attorney for the petitioner acknowledged receipt of a copy of the appearance, and stated in the letter that papers filed would be served upon the attorneys prior to the filing, and inquiring whether the adjudication would be contested. On *354December 9th the alleged bankrupt, through its attorneys;…
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