Legal Opinion
Popkin v. D. Ginsberg & Sons, Inc.
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Decided April 20, 1931PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Per curiam
D. Ginsberg & Sons, Inc., a creditor of the bankrupt corporation procured from the District Court an order, erroneously called a “ne exeat," forbidding Popkin, the president of the corporation, to leave the jurisdiction; this for the purpose of securing his attendance in the bankruptcy proceedings. Pop-kin moved to vacate the order (“quash the writ”), and the District Court denied the motion by order entered February 21, 1931. On March 21,1931, within thirty days of the entry of the order, Popkin filed a petition for allowance of the appeal with his assignments of error in the District Court,…
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