Selected Cases And Statutes On the Law of Bankruptcy
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After said final judgment was rendered, and on the same day, viz., April 28, 1841, other creditors of said Alcott preferred a petition to the said judge of probate, setting forth the foregoing facts, and pi-aying that proceedings might be instituted, under said statute, for dividing 1 Re Burka, 104 Fed. Rep. 326 ; Re Harris, 2 A. B. R. 359, ace.
See also Re Barrow, 98 Fed. Eep. 582^ Re Stoner, 105 Fed. Kep. 752 j Re Freeman, 2 N. B. N. 569.
SECT. I.] CLAKKE V. MINOT. 383 and distributing said A...lcott's estate among his creditors. A warrant was issued to a messenger, by said judge, on the same day, directing him to take possession of said estate, and "forthwith to give public notice, and also to said Alcott's trustees before named," [the defend- ants] " that a warrant" had issued against his estate, etc., by adver- tisement thereof, to be published in the Boston Daily Advertiser, a newspaper printed in Boston, three weeks successively, etc. The mes- senger gave written notice to each of the defendants personally, before nine o'clock in the morning of April 29, 1841, and within twenty-four hours after the rendition of the judgment aforesaid, and before any execution had issued thereon, and caused the notification to be pub- lished in said newspaper, as directed in the warrant, on the morning of April 30.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After said final judgment was rendered, and on the same day, viz., April 28, 1841, other creditors of said Alcott preferred a petition to the said judge of probate, setting forth the foregoing facts, and pi-aying that proceedings might be instituted, under said statute, for dividing 1 Re Burka, 104 Fed. Rep. 326 ; Re Harris, 2 A. B. R. 359, ace.
See also Re Barrow, 98 Fed. Eep. 582^ Re Stoner, 105 Fed. Kep. 752 j Re Freeman, 2 N. B. N. 569.
SECT. I.] CLAKKE V. MINOT. 383 and distributing said A...lcott's estate among his creditors. A warrant was issued to a messenger, by said judge, on the same day, directing him to take possession of said estate, and "forthwith to give public notice, and also to said Alcott's trustees before named," [the defend- ants] " that a warrant" had issued against his estate, etc., by adver- tisement thereof, to be published in the Boston Daily Advertiser, a newspaper printed in Boston, three weeks successively, etc. The mes- senger gave written notice to each of the defendants personally, before nine o'clock in the morning of April 29, 1841, and within twenty-four hours after the rendition of the judgment aforesaid, and before any execution had issued thereon, and caused the notification to be pub- lished in said newspaper, as directed in the warrant, on the morning of April 30.
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