Morrison Waite

“ The Circuit Court for each district shall have a general superintendence and jurisdiction of all cases and questions arising in the District Court for such district when sitting as a court in bankruptcy ”

“ No particular form of proceeding is required in order to take the case to the Circuit Court for review under this jurisdiction. It is sufficient if some 'proper process' for that purpose is employed; and in Insurance Company v. Comstock (16 Wall. 259) , which, like this, was a suit in involuntary bankruptcy against an insurance company, this court held that a writ of error was 'proper process' when the questions to be re-examined arose upon a bill of exceptions taken at a jury trial under sect. ”