200 F. 747 | 1st Cir. | 1912
We do not think it necessary to add anything in this case to the exhaustive opinion of the court below, which is reported,-under the title of In re Jules & Frederic Co., in 193 Fed. 533.
We therefore fully concur with the ruling of the District Court 'that “the deputy sheriff’s possession while it lasted was exclusive, and that it continued until the filing of the petition in bankruptcy under which there has been adjudication.”
In No. 970, Duffy v. Charak, Trustee, the decree of the District Court is affirmed, and the appellee recovers his costs of appeal.-
In No. 982, Duffy, Petitioner, let there be a decree dismissing the petition, with costs to the respondent.