In re the claim of Kirkpatrick

Citations

• 10 Ariz. 39
• 85 P. 656
• 1906 Ariz. LEXIS 92

Syllabus

<p>1. Bankruptcy — Appeal—Bond—Approval—Must be by Judge — May not be Delegated to Clerk — General Orders in Bankruptcy, No. 36, Construed. — Where an appeal is taken from an order made by the district court sitting in bankruptcy, under General Order No. 36, supra, which provides that “Appeals from a court of bankruptcy to a circuit court of appeals or to the supreme eourt of a territory shall be allowed by the judge of the court appealed from, or the court appealed to, and shall be regulated, except as otherwise provided in the act, by the rules governing appeals in equity in the courts of the United States,” the appeal must be allowed by the judge of the court appealed from or the court appealed to, and the bond on appeal must be approved by the judge, and the authority to approve it may not be delegated to the clerk.</p>