Bremler v. Caplin

Henderson, J.,

The matter comes before the court on a rule on the garnishee to show cause why judgment should not be entered against him for want of sufficient answer to plaintiff’s interrogatories. The facts are that Louis Caplin was adjudged a bankrupt, and Abe Goldberg, the garnishee, was appointed trustee. On February 27, 1930, the trustee, under the provisions of the Bankruptcy Act, filed a report on the bankrupt’s exemption, setting apart the sum of $300, cash realized from the sale of certain articles of personal property claimed by the bankrupt. This report was filed with the referee…