Reber v. Shulman
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Action by J. Howard Reber, trustee of J. Stern & Sons, bankrupts, against Houis Shulman and Harry Shulman, partners, etc. Judgment (179 Fed. 574) for defendants, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
CROSS, District Judge.
The firm of J. Stern & Sons were engaged in the manufacture of shirt waists in the city of Philadelphia, in the summer of 1908, and in the spring of 1909. While engaged in this business, they, between August 29, 1908, and January 18, 1909, borrowed from one Charles Nemcoff $7,400, upon 13 promissory notes made by them and indorsed for their accommodation by Douis Shulman & Bro., the appellees herein. A petition in bankruptcy was filed against the said firm of J. Stern & Sons, March 30, 1909, after which, an adjudication having been had, J. Howard Reber, the petitioner…
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