In re Rivkin
District Court, D. Connecticut
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Maurice S. Rivkin and another, copartners as Rivkin Bros., bankrupts. On exceptions to a report of a special master denying the bankrupts’ petition for confirmation of a composition.
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, District Judge.
In this proceeding the bankrupts, by exceptions, challenge the legal sufficiency and force of an unfavorable report made by George A. Kellogg, Esq., as special master, to whom was referred bankrupts’ petition for confirmation of a composition in bankruptcy. The record shows that the bankrupts’ total obligations are approximately $58,000, which aggregate amount is represented by a large number of creditors. Two only have filed specifications in opposition to a confirmation of the composition. The amount of these two *220claims is $2,470.80, leaving over $55,500 of claims…
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