¶1The claim should be allowed as a secured demand, for the husband joined in the note, and there is security for its payment. The court will, then, on proper motion, attend to the application of the security, and to the interests of the as-signee in the realty. Exceptions sustained.
11 F. Cas. 697
In re Hartel
U.S. District Court
Decided July 1, 1873
U.S. District Court · decided 1873-07-01
[In bankruptcy. In the matter of J. Har-tel.] By JOHN K. CRAVENS, Register: . On the 25th day of July, 1872, Sarah Teed filed her deposition in proof of claim against the estate of said bankrupt, setting up a security by way of deed of trust upon certain real estate. The deposition does not state whether the real estate was the property of the bankrupt at the date of the deed of trust, or who now claims it.
Decided 1873-07-01