Opinion · Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Walter E. Taylor, Jr., Trustee in Bankruptcy for B. Sam Engram, Bankrupt v. Mrs. Mabel Dell Engram
249 F.2d 441
- Type
- Opinion
- Court
- Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
- Jurisdiction
- Federal
- Date
- 1957-12-10
- Topic
- general
PER CURIAM. This is an appeal by the trustee from an order of the district judge which, reversing for want of jurisdiction the order of the referee, enjoining Mrs. Mabel Dell Engram, the mother of the bankrupt, from proceeding with her application in the Court of Ordinary of Clay County, Georgia, for a statutory 12 months’ support out of the estate of her deceased husband, bankruptcy’s father, ordered the petition for injunction dismissed. *442 The sole question presented for our decision is whether the district judge erred in so holding. In his thorough and thoughtful opinion, 1 reviewing the proceedings which culminated in the referee’s order and the petition for review, the district judge carefully and correctly set out the facts and as carefully and correctly canvassed the authorities and stated the applicable law. In complete agreement not only with the disposition made by the district judge but with the reasons given in his opinion therefor, we find it unnecessary to further labor the matter, and, upon the considerations and for the reasons given in his opinion, we order his judgment affirmed. 1 .
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W.L. Stone and Lowrey S. Stone, Blakely, Ga., for appellee.
The sole question presented for our decision is whether the district judge erred in so holding. In his thorough and thoughtful opinion,1reviewing the proceedings which culminated in the referee's order and the petition for review, the district judge carefully and correctly set out the facts and as carefully and correctly canvassed the authorities and stated the applicable law.
In complete agreement not only with the disposition made by the district judge but with the reasons given in his opinion therefor, we find it unnecessary to further labor the matter, and, upon the considerations and for the reasons given in his opinion, we order his judgment affirmed.Page 539
- In Matter of Engram,249 F. Supp. 342. ↩