In re Klein
New York Supreme Court
Application by Henry Klein, as trustee in bankruptcy of the Buedingen Manufacturing Company, to compel George V. Fleckenstein, an attorney at law, to pay over certain moneys collected by him as attorney for the bankrupt. Order that the attorney pay over a certain sum, with interest.
1Opinion of the CourtClark, J.
In July, 1905, the petitioner, Henry Klein, as trustee in bankruptcy of the Buedingen Manufacturing Company, procured an order for George V. Fleckenstein to show cause at the Special Term appointed to be held at the courthouse in the city of Rochester on the 31st day of July, 1905, why he should not be compelled to pay over certain moneys collected by him as attorney for the Buedingen Manufacturing Company, for which corporation he had acted as attorney. On the return of said show cause order an order was made at such Special Term, referring the matter to the Honorable Frank Rice, of…
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