RESPECTIVE JURISDICTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES AND

THE SEVERAL STATES.

SECTION I. EXTENT OF THE POWERS OF THE UNITED STATES

SECTION II. EXTENT OF THE POWERS OF THE SEVERAL STATES

CHAPTER II.

WHO MAY BE A BANKRUPT.

87

91

(b) VOLUNTARY SETTLEMENTS AND CONVEYANCES

(c) GENERAL ASSIGNMENTS FOR CREDITORS

206

260

SECTION II. PREFERENCES

285

(a) INSOLVENCY

287

(b) INTENT TO PREFER

288

(e) REASONABLE CAUSE TO BELIEVE THẤT IT WAS

VARIOUS DUTIES AND POWERS OF THE BANKRUPT AND HIS TRUS-

Boese v. King

120 Fox v. Gardner

540

Boston & Fairhaven Iron Works, Re 525 Frank v. Bobbitt

395

Boynton v. Ball

622

Franklin Syndicate, Re

573

Brice, Re

135

Freeman v. Pope

218

Brigham v. Home Life Ins. Co.

471

French v. Motley

175

Brinckmann, Re

159 Funk, Re.

142

Brundage v. Cheneworth

240, n.

Bryan . Bernheimer

Bunyard, Re

507

Gibson v. Carruthers.

Burka, Re

485

Goding v. Roscenthal

Butler v. Mullen

388 Golden . Gillam

Gray v. Rollo

CARPENTER v. Marnell

Chicago Title & Trust Co. v. Roeb

ling's Sons Co.

Grover v. Wakeman

417 Gutwillig, Re

270 373

287