Trenton Trust Co. v. Carlisle Tire Corporation
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtMaltbie, J.
On October 26th, 1922, this action was begun by process of attachment upon the property of the defendant. It secured a dissolution of the attachment by furnishing a bond in the statutory form. Within four months after the attachment a bankruptcy petition was filed against the defendant and it was thereafter adjudged a bankrupt. The plaintiff filed no claim against the bankrupt estate, but after the discharge it proceeded with this action, seeking a special judgment to enable it to proceed against the surety upon the bond. By the provisions of § 67f of the Bankruptcy Act it is provided: “All…
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