21 F. Supp. 628 - In re Palmer’s Empirical Analysis
1937
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2 federal appellate · 2 district ·
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Relies on Wright v. Vinton Branch of Mountain Trust Bank · Tennessee Pub Co v. American Nat Bank · Provident Mut. Life Ins. v. University Evangelical Lutheran Church of Seattle · 10 F. Supp. 113 - In Re Borgelt · Borgelt v. Bohne
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““The undersigned, Christian J. Anderson, post office of Noonan, North Dakota, but a resident of the county of Divide and District aforesaid, the petitioner herein hereby makes the following proposal to his creditors: “First: To creditors holding first real estate mortgage 50% of the balance due on principal of the mortgage, with interest on said offer, same as provided by the mortgage. That for the purpose of paying same, petitioner' pledges, that he will farm the saidt land in good, husband-like manner, and that he will plant, with wheat, each year 80 acres. And will apply on said mortgage, one fourth of the crop the first year, and one-third of the crop the second and third year, and the balance, if any, at the end of three years, which he will pay out of his share of the crop and out of proceeds of livestock or any other money which the petitioner will be able to obtain! “Second: To creditors holding first chattel mortgages petitioner offers to pay 30% of the balance due on principal, with interest on same, at the same rate as provided in the mortgage, and to pay one third of said offer each year, for three years out of proceeds of the secured property or out of his' share of the crops, or any other, money which he may be able to obtain. “Third: And to creditors holding subsequent mortgages with security of no value, and unsecured creditors, he offers a compromise settlement 10%, of the balance left unpaid on principal with interest at the legal rate, same to be paid, one ”
1 later decision quote this exact passage · from the majoritye.g. In Re Anderson
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