Home Mutual Loan Ass'n v. Goldstein

Opinion by

Gawthrop, J.,

The material facts in this case are these: On July 30, 1929, Charles Lipschutz was elected trustee in bankruptcy of the Estate of Elias Goldstein, and immediately came into possession of funds theretofore held by the receiver, which included the $300 exemption which the bankrupt claimed “in cash” in his schedules filed. On August 30, 1929, the Mercantile Finance Company, Inc., issued an attachment execution against Goldstein on a judgment entered on a note waiving exemption, and the trustee was summoned and served as garnishee. On Sept§mber 16, 1929, the trustee was…