In re Klein

Decision Date01 January 1899
PartiesIn re KLEIN.
CourtU.S. Court of Appeals — Seventh Circuit

W. A. Taylor, for trustee in bankruptcy.

Wheeler & Silber and Joseph W. Moses, for judgment creditors.

Charles A. Butler, for bankrupt.

KOHLSAAT, District Judge.

In this case, since the argument, a permanent trustee has been appointed. No decree has been entered in the matter of the creditors' bill in the state court. In order that a proper record may be made in that suit, the permanent trustee should intervene therein by petition, and obtain a decision on his petition, so that he may, if upon legal advice he concludes so to do, perfect an appeal in case that court decides against his contentions. This court has heretofore interfered by restraining order, for the purpose of enabling the creditors to appoint a permanent trustee, and to give such trustee time within which to intervene in the suit in the state court for the protection of whatever rights the general creditors may have in the funds held by the receiver appointed by the state court. The restraining order will be continued in force five days longer for that purpose, and will then be dissolved.

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  • Gray v. Arnot
    • United States
    • North Dakota Supreme Court
    • September 16, 1915
    ...L. ed. 137, 138; Frazier v. Southern Loan & T. Co. 40 C. C. A. 76, 99 F. 707; Burbank v. Bigelow, 92 U.S. 179, 183, 23 L. ed. 542, 543; Re Klein, 97 F. 31; Mercantile Co. v. Thurmond, 68 W.Va. 530, 33 L.R.A.(N.S.) 1061, 70 S.E. 126, 3 N. C. C. A. 1. Where a court has jurisdiction, it has th......
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    • United States
    • North Dakota Supreme Court
    • April 14, 1909
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  • In re Vadner
    • United States
    • U.S. District Court — District of Nevada
    • November 6, 1918
    ... ... suits to be prosecuted to judgment, as this would be a ... convenient way of liquidating the creditors' claims, the ... amount of which was in dispute. It was further provided that ... the prosecution of the suits beyond judgment could not be ... permitted ... In ... Re Klein (D.C.) 97 F. 31, an action in the state ... court was stayed by the federal court in order to enable the ... creditors after adjudication to choose a trustee, and to give ... him time to intervene for the protection of whatever rights ... the general creditors might have in the funds then in ... ...
  • In re Macon Sash, Door & Lumber Co.
    • United States
    • U.S. District Court — Southern District of Georgia
    • December 6, 1901
    ...to deliver assets held under an attachment. Refusal was justified upon the principle decided in Bardes v. Bank, supra. In Re Klein (D.C.) 97 F. 31, a trustee had been appointed, and his application was of course refused, although the proceeding in the state court was enjoined until he could......
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