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217 U.S. 595

Docket No. 501.

Brady v. Bernard

Supreme Court of the United States

Petition for certiorari and motion to dismiss submitted April 26, 1910

Decided May 2, 1910.

Supreme Court of the United States · decided 1910-05-02

Appeal from an adjudication in bankruptcy taken under § 25a of the Bankruptcy Act. Appellee contended in this case that the appeal came too late as it was taken more than ten days after the order. Appellant contended that as he had filed a petition to set aside the order the time ran from denial of that order. The petition to set aside was not filed until more than ten days after the adjudication.

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Decided 1910-05-02

How this case has been cited

Cited by 8 later decisions (1 by the Supreme Court) — most recently December 1944

5 federal appellate · 1 district · 1 state decisions

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¶1APPEAL- FROM, ANO PETITION FOR CERTIORARI TO, THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SIXTH CIRCUIT.

¶2An appeal from an adjudication in bankruptcy taken under §‘25a of the Bankruptcy Aci oí 1.198 dismissed because taken too late.

¶3Appeal from an adjudication in bankruptcy taken under § 25a of the Bankruptcy Act.

¶4Appellee contended in this case that the appeal came too late as it was taken more than ten days after the order. Appellant contended that as he had filed a petition to set aside the order the time ran from denial of that order. The petition to set aside was not filed until more than ten days after the adjudication.

¶5*596Mr. Norman Farrell, Jr., and Mr. Hill McAlister for appellants.

¶6Mr. Edwin C. Brandenburg, Mr. Clarence A. Brandenburg, Mr. F. Walter Brandenburg, Mr. A. E. Wilson and Mr. James R. Duffin for appellees.

¶7Per Curiam.

¶8Appeal dismissed for want of jurisdiction and petition for writ of certiorari denied.

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