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Louis Brandeis Bronx Brass Foundry v. Irving Trust Company…

When issue is joined upon the question whether a voidable preference has been received, the creditor may not withdraw of his own motion and thereby avoid such determination as the proof warrants.'
The District Court approved the order of the referee. Its judgment was affirmed by the Circuit Court of Appeals, which held that the creditor had received a preference although the proof did not show that at the times of the payments the assets of the debtor were insufficient to pay proportional amounts to all the other creditors, In re J. R. Palmenberg Sons, 76 F. (2d) 935.
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Louis Brandeis Bronx Brass Foundry v. Irving Trust Company…

The referee, at the close of the hearing, ordered that the claim be expunged, unless the creditor within 20 days repay the preference to the trustee, with interest from the date of service of the motion to expunge. He said: 'When a creditor files a claim against the bankrupt estate he elects a forum which may hear and determine whether a preference to him was made.
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