In re Dimock
New York County Courts
Application for discharge under sections 2149 - to, 2187 of the Code of Civil Procedure, commonly known as the Two-.thirds Act.. -
1Opinion of the CourtClearwater, J.
The petitioner, an insolvent debtor, seeks to be discharged from his debts under the provisions of article 1, title 1 óf chapter 7 of the Code of Civil Procedure, sections 2149 to 2187 inclusive, commonly known as the Two-thirds Act.
The discharge is opposed by creditors whose claims aggregate $138,427.31, upon the grounds, among others:
First. That the insolvent, at the time of presenting his petition, was not a resident of the county of Dlster.
Second. That he did not, at the time of filing his petition, present consents executed by creditors as required by the act.
Third. That he has been…
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