In re Freeman

BIjATCHFORD, District Judge.

As to the first specification, whatever interest the bankrupt may have had in the property referred to. after the conveyance of it to E. Wolcott & Co.. March 21st. 1868, was. at the time the petition in bankruptcy was filed, vested in the receiver appointed by the state court, and not in the bankrupt ‘ There was, therefore, no false swearing, in not inserting such property in the schedule of assets. The fact of the transfer to Wolcott & Co. was set forth in the schedules with sufficient particularity, and there was certainly no wilful false swearing in respect to…