In re Traunstein
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In the matter of the bankruptcy of Max Traunstein and Joseph White. Petition by the E. R. Brown Beer Pump Company for property delivered by the trustee to the New England Trust Company. On review of the referee’s denial of the petitioner’s motion to discontinue its petition.
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In the matter of the bankruptcy of Max Traunstein and Joseph White. Petition by the E. R. Brown Beer Pump Company for property delivered by the trustee to the New England Trust Company. On review of the referee’s denial of the petitioner’s motion to discontinue its petition. The following is the opinion of Referee Olmstead: The facts in this review are not in dispute and may be gathered from the pleadings, record, and following findings: The petitioner, the E. R. Brown Beer Pump Company, had sold on> conditional sale to the debtors, conducting business as the. “Café Max,” a beer pump. The…
1Opinion of the Court
MORTON, District Judge.
[1,2] Traunstein and White were adjudicated bankrupts, and a trustee was appointed. The beer pump, title to which is in question in these proceedings, had been bought by them on a conditional sale and installed on the premises where they conducted their café. These premises were owned by the New England Trust Company, trustee, and were leased to the bankrupts. In this situation, an order was made by Mr. Referee Olmstead, to whom the case was referred, that the trustee remove from the premises all goods and effects of the bankrupts, and deliver possession of the premises…
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- In re McMahonCourt of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit · 1906
- Havens & Geddes Co. v. PierekCourt of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit · 1903
- In re Hymes Buggy & Implement Co.District Court, W.D. Missouri · 1904