In re Harvey

This appeal is from two orders made in the proceedings in the matter of the insolvency of T. M. Harvey. By one order the court refused to allow two claims presented by the appellant against the estate of the insolvent. By the order it settled the final account of the assignee, and distributed the proceeds of the estate, without considering the objections of appellant to the account or the proposed order. As appellant had no interest in the insolvent’s estate after his *833 two claims were rejected, it is obvious that, if the first order was correctly made, appellant was not injured by the second. It does not appear when the proceedings in insolvency were commenced, but the adjudication was made at the instance of the creditors of T. M. Harvey, September 19, 1890. On the 2d of November, 1890, Champlin filed his claims, verified by his affidavit, as required by the insolvent act. Upon notice given by the assignee that he would contest the claims, the matter was submitted upon affidavits, and the claims were held not provable against the insolvent and rejected. Among others, the affidavit of T. M. Harvey, the insolvent, was read, from which it appeared that the insolvent and J. L.…