228 F. 925 | D. Mass. | 1915
When the business of electing a trustee was reached in due course, the objecting creditors, who favored Mr. Lewis, apparently recognized that they were in a minority in number of claims, and requested a postponement of an hour in order that the other claims favorable to their candidate might be presented and voted upon. The learned referee declined to grant the postponement desired and directed that the election go forward. It is urged that he erred in so doing.
Order affirmed.