
    STURZINGER v. HART
    Circuit Court of Appeals, 6th Dist.
    No. 4819.
    Decided Dec. 12, 1927.
    1002. RECEIVERSHIP — 144. Bill of Sale.
    Claimant of goods under a bill of sale, who intervenes in receivership, held entitled to the goods stored for it in building occupied by company.
    In receivership of solvent company, inter-vener, which had advanced money to such company and in return' received bills of sale for goods of equal value stored in building occupied by company held entitled to such goods, in absence of fraud or bad faith, or showing of injury or detriment to company’s creditors or stockholders.
    Appeal! from U. S. Court. W. D. N. D. of Ohio. John M. Killits, J.
    J. F. Hertlein and H. L. Peeke, Sandusky, for appellant.
    King, Ramsey & Flynn, Sandusky, for ap-pellees.
   PER CURIAM

In re receivership of the Erie Food Products Company, in which Alfred L. Hart and others, a partnership, intervened. From a ruling sustaining the claim of interveners to certain - goods, Albert L. Sturzinger, receiver, appeals. Affirmed.'

(Denison, Moorman and Knappen, JJ.)

For full opinion, see 22 Fed. Rep. (2’d) 801.  