The Federal Reporter, Volume 150West Publishing Company, 1907 Includes cases argued and determined in the District Courts of the United States and, Mar./May 1880-Oct./Nov. 1912, the Circuit Courts of the United States; Sept./Dec. 1891-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Circuit Courts of Appeals of the United States; Aug./Oct. 1911-Jan./Feb. 1914, the Commerce Court of the United States; Sept./Oct. 1919-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia. |
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... received from the company . Marthinson was a middleman , to receive and pass the title on to the company . His true relation to the sale was similar to that of a broker representing the vendor and vendee . The difference in the buying ...
... received from the company . Marthinson was a middleman , to receive and pass the title on to the company . His true relation to the sale was similar to that of a broker representing the vendor and vendee . The difference in the buying ...
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... received by him from her in the sum of about $ 1,800 , and this in- debtedness was evidenced by his promissory note which she held . Charles W. Stevens was a merchant and the owner of a stock of goods and fixtures . He was insolvent on ...
... received by him from her in the sum of about $ 1,800 , and this in- debtedness was evidenced by his promissory note which she held . Charles W. Stevens was a merchant and the owner of a stock of goods and fixtures . He was insolvent on ...
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... received therefrom payments of 50 per cent . of their claims . Within four months after the assignment the 48th creditor filed her petition for an adjudication of Stevens a bankrupt and set forth the foregoing facts . If the 47 ...
... received therefrom payments of 50 per cent . of their claims . Within four months after the assignment the 48th creditor filed her petition for an adjudication of Stevens a bankrupt and set forth the foregoing facts . If the 47 ...
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... received preferences shall not be allowed unless such cred- itors shall surrender their preferences " ; and that section 59e pro- vides that , " in computing the number of creditors of a bankrupt for the purpose of determining how many ...
... received preferences shall not be allowed unless such cred- itors shall surrender their preferences " ; and that section 59e pro- vides that , " in computing the number of creditors of a bankrupt for the purpose of determining how many ...
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... received voidable preferences which they had not offered to surrender . They were not entitled to be counted , therefore , in com- puting the number of creditors for the purpose of determining how many must join in the petition . The ...
... received voidable preferences which they had not offered to surrender . They were not entitled to be counted , therefore , in com- puting the number of creditors for the purpose of determining how many must join in the petition . The ...
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