In re Croft

BLODGETT, District Judge.

This .case was submitted to the court and tried upon evidence tending to sustain the following specifications: First—That the bankrupts are voluntary bankrupts. Second—That the bankrupts had within two months from the filing of their voluntary petition in bankruptcy, made a general assignment of all their assets to one Howe, in contemplation of bankruptcy, with intent to prevent their property from coming into the hands of their assignee, or being distributed under the bankrupt law.

The undisputed facts in this case are: That about November, 1S71, the bankrupts entered…