In re Marks
District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
In the matter of the bankruptcy of- Jacob M. Marks. On rule to commit bankrupt for contempt.
1Opinion of the Court
J. B. McPHERSON, District Judge.
In September, 1906, after a prolonged and very careful investigation, the referee found as a fact that in January, 1905, the bankrupt had about $8,000 belonging to the estate in his possession or under his control, and thereupon directed him to pay that sum to the trustee within 20 days. An application to revoke the order followed, and in February, 1908, the referee first reduced the amount to $3,000 in round figures, and then revoked the order altogether. On June 24, 1909, the District Court affirmed the reduction, but set aside the revocation; and, as no…
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