In re Greenberg

PATTERSON, District Judge.

Three creditors filed an involuntary petition in bankruptcy against the alleged bankrupt on April 21, 1938. Two acts of bankruptcy were charged: first, that the alleged bankrupt, while insolvent, transferred upwards of $1,000 to “various creditors” with intent to prefer them; second, that the alleged bankrupt made an assignment for the benefit of creditors to four named persons on February 2, 1938. The alleged bankrupt moves to dismiss the petition. As to the first act of bankruptcy he says that it is insufficient on its face, for lack of specific allegations. As to…