In re Horowitz
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Petition to Revise an Order of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York in Bankruptcy. .In the matter of the bankruptcy of William Horowitz and Moe Laid-hold, copartners trading under the name of the Moravian Woolen Company. On petition by the bankrupts to revise an order relieving the trustee from a stipulation relating to objections to the bankrupts’ discharge.
1Per curiam
The bankrupt was presenting Ms application for discharge before the referee. There had been great delay in the matter, and finally a stipulation was entered on the record that the matter should proceed on a day named, and unless the trustee as objector was ready, and went forward on that day, the referee should report in favor of discharge. On the day appointed, the trustee’s attorney was not present, and the referee gave report recommending discharge as on default.
The matter coming before the District Judge for confirmation, he relieved against the stipulation, opened the default on terms as…
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