Stone v. Brakes, Inc.
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSteinert, J.
Upon a hearing- on the return to an order to show cause in the original action, the defendant Brakes, Incorporated, was, on April 15, 1932, adjudged insolvent, and a receiver therefor appointed. At the hearing, defendant admitted its insolvency.
Thereafter, a number of claims were filed with the receiver, and subsequently an extended hearing was had thereon, as a result of which, claims aggregating $12,572.96 were allowed hy the court as general claims and the two claims presented by appellants, aggregating $10,867.39, were rejected. Among the claims allowed were those of Pacific National…
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