Mary E. Armentrout v. Columbia Federal Savings and Loan Association, Lee W. Cowan, Trustee in Bankruptcy for Peter v. Trzpis, Intervenor
Mary E. Armentrout v. Columbia Federal Savings and Loan Association, Lee W. Cowan, Trustee in Bankruptcy for Peter v. Trzpis, Intervenor
253 F.2d 876; 102 U.S. App. D.C. 354; 1958 U.S. App. LEXIS 4902
(Federal Reporter, Second Series)
Mary E. Armentrout v. Columbia Federal Savings and Loan Association, Lee W. Cowan, Trustee in Bankruptcy for Peter v. Trzpis, Intervenor
Opinion
The District Court denied a motion filed by defendant Armentrout for restraint of the sale of certain property in satisfaction of the plaintiff Association’s judgment lien against the defendant Trzpis and for “dismissal” of that lien. At the time of the issuance of the District Court’s order defendant Trzpis had been adjudged bankrupt. This fact was brought to our attention by intervention of the trustee in bankruptcy; it was not before the trial court. We therefore remand the case to that court for reconsideration in the light of the pendency of the bankruptcy proceedings. For the purpose of the remand the order of the District Court must be vacated.
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