In re Tidewater Coal Exchange
District Court, S.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of the Tidewater Coal Exchange, bankrupt. On motion for adjudication by petitioning creditors, on motion to strike out certain answers, and on motion of the Delaware Steamship & Commerce Corporation to be allowed to intervene and file an answer.
1Opinion of the Court
LEARNED HAND, District Judge.
This case now comes up upon motion for an adjudication on further stipulated facts, on motion by the petitioning creditors to strike out the answers of McNeil & Co. and of the “Protective Committee” of shippers, and on motion of the Delaware Steamship & Commerce Corporation to be allowed to intervene and to file an answer.
[1 ] As to the adjudication, I may say at the outset that the answers already in do not put in issue any material allegation of the petition. They allege that the Exchange cannot be adjudicated, which is matter of law, and that it is not…
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