Keslinsky v. United States

WALKER, Circuit Judge.

The count of the indictment on which the plaintiff in error was convicted, after alleging that he was adjudicated bankrupt by the court below on March 22, 1923, charged that he “* * * did knowingly, willfully, and fraudulently conceal, while a bankrupt, from his trustee, property belonging to his estate in bankruptcy; that is to say, that at the time and place, within the jurisdiction aforesaid, the said Isadore Keslinsky did knowingly, willfully, unlawfully, and fraudulently eoneeal from J. H. Edwards, who was duly elected and qualified as said trustee of said bankrupt…