In re Henry Zeltner Brewing Co.
Citations
- 117 F. 799
- 1902 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 110
Syllabus
<p>L Bankruptcy—Corporations—Acts op Bankruptcy.</p> <p>A corporation which in fact has sufficient property to pay its debts does not become insolvent within the meaning of the bankruptcy act of 1898, nor does it commit an act of bankruptcy, by submitting to the appointment of a receiver by a state court.</p>
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- granting motion for protective order covering non-public financial data, as well as sales and marketing projections and forecasts, which if released, would put the defendant at a competitive disadvantage
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Judges: Adams
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