In re Tyler

SCOTT, District Judge.

The above-entitled matter came before the court on the 19th day of June, 1922, upon a petition in involuntary bankruptcy by three of his creditors and the alleged bankrupt’s answer thereto. The acts of bankruptcy alleged consist of executing certain mortgages as security for debts within four months while insolvent. The answer denies the alleged acts of bankruptcy, denies insolvency, and pleads that the alleged bankrupt is within the exempt class from involuntary adjudication, for that he is a farmer whose principal business is the tilling of the soil, and that he has no…