194 F. 411 | 4th Cir. | 1912
The appellants are creditors of the appellee. They will be called the creditors. He will be styled the debtor. They are asking to have him adjudicated an involuntary bankrupt. He resists the adjudication.
The debtor was carrying on three country stores. By himself, or in partnership with others, he tilled five farms. He was a member of four distinct partnerships. Each of these cultivated a separate farm. In the conduct of one farm he had no associate. There is no question
Affirmed.