In re Loeb
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
- Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. In the matter of the bankruptcy of Max Loeb and Solomon Diban, doings business as M. Loeb & Co. From an order dismissing the petition of Max Loeb for a discharge, and refusing to grant a discharge to said bankrupt, he appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
COXE, Circuit Judge.
A discharge was refused the bankrupt, Max Loeb, on the sole ground that he had concealed assets belonging to the firm and in its possession prior to the bankruptcy. The petition in bankruptcy was filed October 28, 1912. The proof that such assets existed was found in a statement signed by the bankrupt and ending with the following certificate;
“The above statement printed and written has been carefully read by the undersigned and is full and correct. Max Loeb.
•‘Date, Dec. 20, 1911.”
This statement showed total assets amounting to $12,233.32 and total liabilities of $2,307,…
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