In re Anson Mercantile Co.
District Court, N.D. Texas
In the matter of bankruptcy proceedings against the Anson Mercantile Company. Victor H. Anderson was appointed trustee over the objection of the Walker Smith Grocery Company, and the- appointment was certified to the court for review.
1Opinion of the Court
MEEK, District Judge.
At the first meeting of the creditors of Anson Mercantile Company, bankrupt, Victor H. Anderson was appointed trustee of the bankruptcy estate. Walker Smith Grocery Company, one of the creditors having a provable claim against the estate, objected to the approval of the appointment of Victor- H. Anderson as trustee, on the grounds hereinafter set forth. The referee in bankruptcy approved the appointment of this person as trustee over the pobjections of this creditor, whereupon it seeks a review of the action of the referee in this regard.
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