In re Rollins Boot Shop’s Empirical Analysis
24 F.2d 422 · 1928
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cited by 1 later decisions
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states following
October 1959
most recently cited
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Relies on In re Richard · In re Ansley Bros. · In re Crum · In re Moore
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“The trustee takes no title to exempt property. His only power over it is to value it and set it aside. The bankruptcy court has no jurisdiction to administer it otherwise without the bankrupt's consent. On the other hand, the bankrupt has no right to demand an exemption in cash . . . If indivisible town realty must be sold in order to sever the homestead, the cash arising from the sale must be invested . .. And investment is required if the estate be in cash to begin with . . . `In no case shall the allowance of cash without such investment be a valid exemption.' [Code § 51-601]. Such investment is not within the province of the bankruptcy court, and must be left to the state tribunal should the bankrupt or his family desire so to perfect the exemption.”
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