Forman v. Jacobs

BINGHAM, Circuit Judge.

March 12, 1927, Mary I. Davis was adjudged a bankrupt, and on that day the ease was referred to Arthur Black, referee in bankruptcy.

May 23,1927, Edward Forman filed a petition requesting that Philip W. Jacobs, the trustee in bankruptcy of Mary I. Davis, be ordered to turn over to him all sums of money received and to be received by him on certain specified accounts receivable alleged to have been assigned on or about February 26, 1927, by Mary I. Davis, doing business under the name of the Davis Dress Company, to the petitioner, in consideration of $2,000 in cash…