In Re Applebaum

The second specification alone covers the omission to schedule the sister as a creditor; it is general, merely alleging that he failed to put into his schedules the name of all his creditors. It was certainly bad on exception, and perhaps bad anyway; but, as the point was apparently not raised, we proceed to the merits: Kate Samuels had lent at least $3,000,'apparently $4,000 in all, to the bankrupt, and held some insurance policies as security. Just why he did not include her does not very satisfactorily appear. Whether he thought the collateral canceled the debt, whether he merely expected…