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Portrait of Edward Terry Sanford Edward Terry Sanford Liberty National Bank of Roanoke v…

So to hold would make it impossible, in an involuntary proceeding, to adjudge bankrupt a partnership as a separate entity, although it was insolvent and had committed an act of bankruptcy, if any of the partners could not be adjudged a bankrupt because he had not committed an individual act of bankruptcy or was a person exempt from such an adjudication, or for any other adequate reason.
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Portrait of Edward Terry Sanford Edward Terry Sanford Liberty National Bank of Roanoke v…

The trustee, by leave of the District Court, then amended his objections to the claims of the Bank by alleging that the Beckers were insolvent when the judgment was recovered, and that if enforced as a secured claim against the individual estates the judgment would result in preferences, [4] and contended that the lien upon the individual properties was also annulled by section 67c of the Bankruptcy Act.
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