The Bankruptcy Law Annotated Being the National Bankruptcy Act of 1898 As Amen
The Bankruptcy Law Annotated Being the National Bankruptcy Act of 1898 As Amen
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, 76; 4 A. B. R. , 220. 2 N. B. N. , 890.
Surrender of firm note and acceptance of individual note of one member more than four months before filing of petition, and subsequent judgment not a preference by the firm. In re Lehigh Lumber Co, et al. (1900), W; Dist. Pa. , Buffington, J. , 101 Fed. , 216; 4 A. B. R. , 221; 2 N. B. N. , 512.
Preference shown in surrendering goods sold to bankrupt under pro- vision that vendors retain lien for purchase price. In re Klingman (1900), S. Dist. La. , Shi...ras, J. , 101 Fed. , 691; 4 A. B. R. , 254; 1 N. B. N. , 294.
Where there are several accounts it cannot be claimed that the pref- erence is to be disregarded because the account is closed. In re Sloan (1900), S. Dist. La. , Shiras, J. , 102 Fed. , 116; 4 A. B. R. , 356.
Creditor holding security urder Section 60 which was cut off by fore, closure of a prior mortgage need not surrender security before proving claim. In re Stendts (1899), N. Dist. N. Y. , Hotchkiss, R. , 1 N. B. N. , 509.
No preference found in a transfer by the bankrupt to a judgment creditor of such property because the transferee was not a firm creditor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 76; 4 A. B. R. , 220. 2 N. B. N. , 890.
Surrender of firm note and acceptance of individual note of one member more than four months before filing of petition, and subsequent judgment not a preference by the firm. In re Lehigh Lumber Co, et al. (1900), W; Dist. Pa. , Buffington, J. , 101 Fed. , 216; 4 A. B. R. , 221; 2 N. B. N. , 512.
Preference shown in surrendering goods sold to bankrupt under pro- vision that vendors retain lien for purchase price. In re Klingman (1900), S. Dist. La. , Shi...ras, J. , 101 Fed. , 691; 4 A. B. R. , 254; 1 N. B. N. , 294.
Where there are several accounts it cannot be claimed that the pref- erence is to be disregarded because the account is closed. In re Sloan (1900), S. Dist. La. , Shiras, J. , 102 Fed. , 116; 4 A. B. R. , 356.
Creditor holding security urder Section 60 which was cut off by fore, closure of a prior mortgage need not surrender security before proving claim. In re Stendts (1899), N. Dist. N. Y. , Hotchkiss, R. , 1 N. B. N. , 509.
No preference found in a transfer by the bankrupt to a judgment creditor of such property because the transferee was not a firm creditor.
What to read after The Bankruptcy Law Annotated Being the National Bankruptcy Act of 1898 As Amen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Corning Eastman to read onlineMoreLess
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