In re Hollander
District Court, D. Maryland
In the matter of Max I. Hollander,' bankrupt. On petition of S. John Lion for permission to attach in the hands of the bankrupt’s trustee money belonging to a creditor of the bankrupt and payable to the creditor as a dividend out of the bankrupt’s estate, or for an order of the bankruptcy court directing the trustee to pay over the dividend to the petitioner.
1Opinion of the Court
ROSE, District Judge.
In this case Louisa V. Gallion is a creditor of the bankrupt. Her claim has been duly filed and allowed. The referee has stated a distribution account, and she is awarded a dividend of $224.42.
A petition has been filed by S. John Lion, in which he sets forth that he has recovered in the circuit court of Cecil county, Md., judgment *1020against her 'for $457.37. The petition then alleges that, under the law of Maryland, he would be allowed to attach in the hands of a third person money due to her, and that she has'no property within the reach of execution, and that he is…
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- In re CunninghamDistrict Court, D. Iowa · 1879
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