Campbell v. Judd
California Supreme Court Aug 26, 1885 No. No. 9614Published
Synopsis
Insolvency—Petition in Insolvency Held Sufficient.1
By the COURT. Conceding, without deciding, that the appellant has the right to prosecute this appeal, we are of opinion that the record is without error. The contention here is that the petition is defective. We have examined it, and are of opinion that it complies with the requirements of the statute, and is sufficient. Orders affirmed.
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