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May Vs. Henderson
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- US Supreme Court
- Apr 13, 1925
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U.S. 111 (1925) U.S. Supreme Court May v. HendersonSearch
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U.S. 111 (1925) May v. HendersonSearch
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a writ of certiorari to the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to review its action (reported as Henderson v. MaySearch
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a breach of trust by the other without objection, he is legally chargeable with liability for the breach. Bermingham v. WilcoxSearch
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Adair v. BrimmerSearch
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Hill v. HillSearch
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can only be recovered in a plenary suit, and not by a summary proceeding in a bankruptcy court. Louisville Trust Co. v. ComingorSearch
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First National Bank of Chicago v. ChicagoSearch
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which may direct an accounting and a payment over to the trustee or receiver appointed by the bankruptcy court. White v. SchloerbSearch
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Chicago Board of Trade v. JohnsonSearch
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In re Diamond's Estate, 259 F. 70, 74. And see Bryan v. BernheimerSearch
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U. S. 188 . See Louisville Trust Co. v. ComingorSearch
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and Galbraith v. VallelySearch
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was defeated by the adverse claim of the assignee arising before the filing of the petition. And see Randolph v. ScruggsSearch
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nature of the title of the assignee for the benefit of creditors when bankruptcy ensues. See also Taubel, etc., Co. v. FoxSearch
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ascertaining whether the summary remedy is an appropriate one within the principles of decision here stated. Mueller v. NugentSearch
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of the bankrupt and his creditors. They were creditors of the bank and the bank was their debtor. Marine Bank v. FultonSearch
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Lazarus v. PrenticeSearch
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Knapp & Spencer Co. v. DrewSearch
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Gunther v. HomeSearch
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Reed v. BarnettSearch
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Nat. Bank, 250 F. 983, and see Acme Harvester Co. v. BeekmanSearch
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Lum. Co., 222 U. S. 301 . See Babbitt v. DutcherSearch
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White v. SchloerbSearch
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A summary order may be made directing repayment of the money to the trustee in bankruptcy. Knapp & Spencer Co. v. DrewSearch
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Nat. Bank, supra. See Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank v. WilkinsonSearch
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who, pending the bankruptcy proceedings, willfully dispose of it by placing it beyond the reach of the court. Bryan v. BernheimerSearch
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the filing of the petition, in the face of its extension of its note by the creditors' agreement ( Fifth National Bank v. LyttleSearch
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Heyman v. ThirdSearch
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of its transfer of the account to trustees for the benefit of creditors under the agreement signed by it. Fitzgerald v. BankSearch
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Lynman v. BankSearch
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petition in bankruptcy, is an adverse claim which cannot be adjudicated in a summary proceeding ( Louisville Trust Co. v. ComingorSearch
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Galbraith v. ValleySearch
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he has put it out of his power to deliver it, he may nevertheless be compelled to account for its worth. United States v. DunnSearch
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by summary order to restore the value of the property thus wrongfully diverted. In re Denson, supra, and see Bryan v. BernheimerSearch
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by setting up that, although the money is still under his control, he holds it in a different capacity. See Smith v. LongbottomSearch
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his trustee unless the bankrupt's ability to comply therewith is plainly and affirmatively shown. American Trust Co. v. WallisSearch
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Epstein v. SteinfeldSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court May v. HendersonSearch
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Henderson v. MaySearch
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Bermingham v. WilcoxSearch
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