McAtee v. Shade
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Southeastern Division of the District of Missouri. In the matter of the Jackson Brick & Tile Company, bankrupt; William P. Shade, trustee. Appeal by Samuel McAtee, executor of the estate of Hugh R. Quinn, deceased, from an order disallowing a lien.
1Opinion of the Court
REED, District Judge.
The Jackson Brick & Tile Company, a Missouri corporation, was duly adjudged bankrupt upon petition of certain of its creditors filed October 8, 1906, and the defendant in error in due time appointed trustee of its estate. June 28, 19.06, the Brick & Tile Company (which will be called the “bankrupt”) made to Hugh R. Quinn its note for $28,200 and a trust deed of all of its property to secure the same. August 8th following, this deed of trust (which will be called the “mortgage”) was filed for record in the proper office at 6:10 p. m., and duly recorded. Quinn in due time…
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