FORM NO. 72

ORDER ALLOWING CLAIMS

At ...... in said district on

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Upon the proofs of claim of the creditors hereinafter set out, duly filed herein, no objection having been filed to the allowance thereof by parties in interest, and it appearing that the said claims have been duly proven and should be allowed, and no adverse interest being represented, now it is ORDERED that said claims be and the same hereby are allowed as unsecured claims in the respective sums set opposite the several names, as follows, to wit:

INDEX

ACCOUNTING. See Jurisdiction, I, 2; Trade Marks, 2.
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW. See Jurisdiction, IV, 3.

ALIENS. See Constitutional Law, II; Treaties, 1-2.
APPEAL. See Jurisdiction, I, 2–3; II, 1, 4; Procedure, 3.
ARMED FORCES. See Constitutional Law, VII; Veterans.
ARREST. See Constitutional Law, V; VI.

ASSIGNMENTS OF ERROR. See Jurisdiction, II, 3.

BANKRUPTCY. See also Jurisdiction, IV, 4.

1. Amendments of General Orders and Forms in Bankruptcy,
p. 871.

2. Distribution of estate-Secured creditors-Validity of liens.—
Validity of secured creditor's lien as affected by participation in dis-
tribution of general assets; waiver of lien; estoppel of acquiescent
general creditor; administration as unduly prolonged. U. S. Bank v.
Chase Bank, 28.

BANKS. See Limitations, 1-2.

BENEFIT SOCIETIES. See Constitutional Law, X.

BEQUEST. See Taxation, 1; Treaties, 2.

BILL OF LADING. See Transportation, 1.

BOARDS OF TRADE. See Constitutional Law, VII, 3.

BONERS OF MEAT. See Labor, 3.

BORROWING STATUTES. See Limitations, 1.

CALIFORNIA. See Constitutional Law, II; Jurisdiction, II, 5;
Treaties, 2.

CARMACK AMENDMENT.

See Transportation, 1.

CARRIERS. See Employers' Liability Act; Procedure, 2; Trans-
portation, 1-6.

CASE OR CONTROVERSY. See Jurisdiction, I, 4–5.

CERTIORARI. See Jurisdiction, II, 3.

CHARGE TO JURY. See Trial, 1.

CIRCUIT COURTS OF APPEALS.

See Jurisdiction, III.