In re Shine

D. Massachusetts

In re Shine

21 F. Cas. 1313, 1877 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 235

District Court, D. Massachusetts·Decided March 3, 1877·Published

Opinion

One creditor of a bankrupt, who was endeavoring to obtain a resolution of composition, i wrote to another creditor, who had not signed, | desiring him to help forward the eonnosition ! as much as possible, by his signature and otlier-wise, and said: “I shall consider your doing so a personal favor, upon the strength of which you may depend UDon my trade in future.” Held, that it was improper to obtain the signature of a creditor in such a manner, and leave to record a resolution of composition containing such signature was refused.

[Cited in 15 Alb. Law J. 293, to the foregoing proposition. Nowhere reported; opinion not now accessible.]

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One creditor of a bankrupt, who was endeavoring to obtain a resolution of composition, i wrote to another creditor, who had not signed, | desiring him to help forward the eonnosition ! as much as possible, by his signature and otlier-wise, and said: “I shall consider your doing so a personal favor, upon the strength of which you may depend UDon my trade in future.” Held, that it was improper to obtain the signature of a creditor in such a manner, and leave to record a resolution of composition containing such signature was refused.

[Cited in 15 Alb. Law J. 293, to the foregoing proposition. Nowhere reported; opinion not now accessible.]

In re Shine, 21 F. Cas. 1313, 1877 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 235 (D. Mass. 1877).

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