In re Levitan
District Court, D. New Jersey
Iii Bankruptcy. In the matter of Wolf M. Levitan, bankrupt. On motion to vacate an order staying the enforcement of a judgment.
1Opinion of the Court
R.LLLSTAB, District Judge.
On the 29th day of December, 1914, Wolf M. Levitan was adjudicated a voluntary bankrupt. On the day following, in response to his petition setting forth the recovery against him by the Castle Braid Company of a judgment founded on a promissory note alleged to have been converted by bankrupt, and the necessary allegations showing that such liability was a provable debt in bankruptcy and would he released by a discharge granted in such proceedings, and that the said company threatened to take proceedings against him to enforce such judgment, this court made an order,…
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