In Re Woodworth
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MANTON, Circuit Judge.
Leon M. Woodworth, the bankrupt, was an attorney. He had been retained by the appellee to sue for certain tax refunds, and had agreed to do so on a contingent basis of one-third of any recovery. He commenced a suit in the New York State Supreme Court, .and, after the case had been placed on the calendar, but before it was reached for trial, the bankrupt suffered disbarment in July, 1935. He had been petitioned into bankruptcy May 18, 1935, and a trustee was appointed on July 8,1935.
The appellee applied in the Supreme Court of New York state for an order for the…
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