269 F. 795 | M.D. Penn. | 1920
On examination of the petition it appears that the order opening and referring for further proceedings was orderly, and founded on a petition alleging the necessary jurisdictional facts. This is the only matter entitled to consideration. Whether the trustee has a meritorious and valid claim against the bankrupt, on which he is endeavoring to recover by bill in equity filed, -is another matter, and will receive consideration in its order.
Such has not been the case here. The petition on which the order was based contains the required information supporting the order entered, and the same will not be disturbed.
The rule to set aside is dismissed, at the cost of the petitioner