...Bankruptcy Act of 1898, c. 541, 30 Stat. 552, which declares: "The United States circuit [district] courts shall have jurisdiction of all controversies...claimed by the trustees, in the same manner and to the same extent only ,as though bankruptcy proceedings had not been instituted and such controversies had...

...another. SEC. 23. JURISDICTION OF UNITED STATES AND STATE COURTS. — a. The United States district courts shall have jurisdiction of all controversies...law and in equity, as distinguished from proceedings under this Act, [in bankruptcy,! between receivers and trustees as such and adverse claimants, concerning...

...circuit courts of the United States in controversies at law and in equity between trustees in bankruptcy, as such, and adverse claimants, concerning the property acquired or claimed by such trustees. In re Friend (CCA), (13 Am. BR 505, 134 Fed. 778), and cases there cited. "The distinction...

...circuit courts of the United States in controversies at law and in equity between trustees in bankruptcy, as such, and adverse claimants, concerning the property acquired or claimed by such trustees. In re Friend (CCA), (13 Am. BR 595, 134 Fed. 778), and cases there cited. "The distinction...

...controversies at law and in equity, as distinguished from proceedings under this Act, between receivers and trustees as such and adverse claimants, concerning the property acquired or claimed by the receivers or trustees, in the same manner and to the same extent as though such proceedings had not...

...District Courts, as the successors of the Circuit Courts, general jurisdiction in plenary actions of "controversies at law and in equity, as distinguished...concerning the property acquired or claimed by the trustees"—have given rise to much conflict of opinion in the various Circuit Courts of Appeals in...

...these contentions; for, assuming that § 115 is jurisdictional ** jurisdiction to circuit courts over "controversies at law and in equity," as distinguished from "proceedings in bankruptcy," and which seems only to have recognized the rule existing under the 1867 Act that certain bankruptcy...

...of its Art. I authority over bankruptcies, the Congress could confer on the regular district courts jurisdiction of "all controversies at law and in equity,...bankruptcy, between trustees as such and adverse claimants" to the extent specified in § 23b of the Bankruptcy Act as amended. Such jurisdiction was there upheld...

...of its Art. I authority over bankruptcies, the Congress could confer on the regular district courts jurisdiction of "all controversies at law and in equity,...bankruptcy, between trustees as such and adverse claimants" to the extent specified in § 23b of the Bankruptcy Act as amended. Such jurisdiction was there upheld...

...of its Art. I authority over bankruptcies, the Congress could confer on the regular district courts jurisdiction of "all controversies at law and in equity,...bankruptcy, between trustees as such and adverse claimants" to the extent specified in § 23b of the Bankruptcy Act as amended. Such jurisdiction was there upheld...