Reilly v. Penn Cordage Co.
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On petition of receiver for an order to sell clear of encumbrances, and petition, of prior encumbrancer for leave to foreclose, &c., proofs, &c. The defendant company has been decreed to be insolvent, a receiver has been appointed, who has qualified and entered upon the performance of his duties.
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On petition of receiver for an order to sell clear of encumbrances, and petition, of prior encumbrancer for leave to foreclose, &c., proofs, &c. The defendant company has been decreed to be insolvent, a receiver has been appointed, who has qualified and entered upon the performance of his duties. The property, which has come into his possession and ownership as receiver, consists of a lot of land near Beverly, in Burlington county, and buildings, engines, boilers, shafting, gearing and belting, and also machines on-the property, there in use for the making of rope, twine and cordage. When the…
1Opinion of the Court
Grey, V. C.
These two matters, by consent of counsel and for their convenience, have been heard together.
The one, the petition of the receiver of the Penn Cordage ■Company, alleging that the company was at the time of the appointment of the receiver seized of both real and personal property encumbered by mortgages, judgments and executions and tax liens; that the validity and extent of the liens of the mortgagees and judgment and execution creditors is in dispute, and asking that his determination as to which of said property is realty and which personalty may be ratified and confirmed, and…
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