Long

Kaufman-Brown Potato Co. v. Long

Good Law
182 F.2d 594·1950 U.S. App. LEXIS 3577
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitMay 11, 195012390_1California5,336 words

Opinion

Opinion

Stephens, J.

The individuals, Charles H. Kaufman and Albert H. Brown, doing business as Kaufman-Brown Potato Company, a partnership, joined with two others in a petition filed in federal district court alleging that they were creditors of Gerry Horton and J. D. Althouse, individually, and creditors of them doing business as Gerry Horton Company, a partnership, and Gerry Horton and J. D. Althouse doing business as Gerry Horton Farms, a partnership. The petition contained appropriate allegations upon which bankruptcy adjudication, was pronounced against both Horton and Althouse and against the two partnerships of which they were members. No petition for review of such adjudication has ever been filed nor has the adjudication been vacated although it was ordered amended by adding to those declared bankrupt.

At this point it is well to state that unless the text indicates otherwise, wherever we mention a partnership by name we include its membership and wherever we mention the membership of a partnership we include the partnership.

As will later herein appear, the referee and the district court in response to a petition of the trustee in bankruptcy subsequently made an order declaring among…

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