In re Ferguson

E.D. Pennsylvania

In re Ferguson

127 F. 407, 1904 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 391

District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania·Decided January 29, 1904·No. No. 1,678·Published

Opinion

J. B. McPHERSON, District Judge.

I have read with attention the mass o'f testimony that was taken upon this reference, and have considered the arguments of counsel thereon, with the result that I entirely agree with the conclusions reached by the learned referee. His report is a complete vindication of these conclusions, and I cannot do better than adopt it as the opinion of the court.

For the reasons there stated the report is confirmed, and it is now found by the court as a fact that on July io, 1903, the day when the petition in bankruptcy was filed, the bankrupt was indebted to the Philadelphia Brewing Company in the sum of $18,764.75. No report was máde on the subject of interest, and apparently no claim is made by the petitioning creditor on this account.

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J. B. McPHERSON, District Judge.

I have read with attention the mass o'f testimony that was taken upon this reference, and have considered the arguments of counsel thereon, with the result that I entirely agree with the conclusions reached by the learned referee. His report is a complete vindication of these conclusions, and I cannot do better than adopt it as the opinion of the court.

For the reasons there stated the report is confirmed, and it is now found by the court as a fact that on July io, 1903, the day when the petition in bankruptcy was filed, the bankrupt was indebted to the Philadelphia Brewing Company in the sum of $18,764.75. No report was máde on the subject of interest, and apparently no claim is made by the petitioning creditor on this account.

In re Ferguson, 127 F. 407, 1904 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 391 (E.D. Pa. 1904).

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