In re Weisberg
District Court, E.D. Michigan
In Bankruptcy, in the matter of Julius Weisberg, bankrupt. On petition of bankrupt to punish a creditor for contempt.
1Opinion of the Court
TUTTLE, District Judge.
This is a petition by the bankrupt, asking that the respondent, one of his creditors, be punished for contempt of court in ignoring a discharge in bankruptcy granted to the bankrupt by this court, and garnishing certain money belonging to petitioner and on deposit in a bank, and praying that respondent be ordered to return such money to petitioner.
The petitioner was duly adjudicated a voluntary bankrupt herein, in August, 1916. Among the debts owing by the bankrupt was an indebtedness to one Frank Majuchowsky, the respondent, on a judgment *834rendered by one of the…
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