In re Berg
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of bankruptcy proceedings of Isaac Berg. On petition of the Ohio Motor Company to review a referee’s order denying its petition for reclamation of certain property from the trustee as obtained by false and fraudulent representation as to the bankrupt’s financial condition.
1Opinion of the Court
DODGE, District Judge.
This bankrupt did business in Boston under the name of Boston Constructing Company. There was really no company, and he was the sole person interested. The business was that of dealing in machinery. Adjudged bankrupt July 18, 1910, upon the involuntary petition in these proceedings, he has scheduled liabilities of $18,274.67 and assets of $5,115, in all. The petitioner, Ohio Motor Company, manufactures gas and gasoline engines at Sandusky, Ohio. The merchandise it seeks to reclaim is stated in its petition to consist of:
One engine, shipped to the bankrupt March 10, 1909,…
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