United States v. Sondheim
District Court, D. Massachusetts
Action by the United States, for the benefit of Dennis J. O’Brien, against Philip J. Sondheim and the American Surety Company. On motion to dismiss.
1Opinion of the Court
DODGE, District Judge.
Dennis J. O’Brien was adjudged bankrupt in this court July 27, 1907. The defendant Sondheim was appointed and qualified as trustee of his estate August 6, 1907. The present suit is brought against him and the surety company upon his bond as trustee. The declaration alleges that certain property came into the defendant’s hands as trustee of the estate, which he sold for <$895; that an offer of composition was confirmed by the court on October 6, 1908; that the bankrupt thereupon became entitled to the <$895 received by the defendant as above; that he has demanded it from…
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