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In re Green
106 F. 313
E.D. Pa.
1901
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J. B. McPHEBSON, District Judge.

From the petition and answer, it appears that on December 5, 1900, the bankrupts confessed *314judgment for the sum of $9,248.70 to Philip Silverman as trustee for all their creditors, and that this judgment was entered of record upon December 7th, and an execution issued thereon; the judgment and execution becoming a lien upon all their property. Objection is made to the adjudication upon the ground that the confession of judgment was not a preference, because it was intended to benefit all the creditors alike, in proportion to the respective amounts of their claims. It-may be true that the confession was not a preference; but under the law of Pennsylvania it clearly amounted to a general assignment for the benefit of creditors, and was therefore an act of bankruptcy.

The adjudication will be entered as" prayed. .

Case Details

Case Name: In re Green
Court Name: District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
Date Published: Jan 26, 1901
Citation: 106 F. 313
Docket Number: No. 845
Court Abbreviation: E.D. Pa.
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