Gibson v. Levin

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• holding that, to prevent “an inequitable result,” the contested claim was “constructively accepted” when the claimant attempted to file it by presenting it to a city clerk, despite his failure to use the city’s preprinted form
• to avoid an inequitable result, clerk’s refusal to accept an otherwise proper claim deemed to operate as a waiver of any lack of formality in plaintiff’s tendering of the claim
• abandonment of asset in bankruptcy requires notice and hearing for creditors of estates

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