Tompkins v. Harrisburg Auction House

WOOLLEY, Circuit Judge.

By an instrument in writing, hearing date A & 1930, David Cramer, trading as 0 7 7 7 0 Harrisburg Auction House, either leased or sold store fixtures to David B. Sykes, a merchant. After a time Sykes was adjudged a bankrupt. Cramer then filed with the referee a petition of! reclamation, asserting title to ^le I)r0P6rty under the writing between himself and Sykes which purports to be a ... , rm n „ , I .... bailment. The referee found it a eondition- , . .. , ... , . al sale; the court, a bailment. The trustee _. ’. ’ ™

Evidently the instrument was dratted by a person…