In re Feingold

The respondent converted to his own use the sum of $112.29 which he collected in March, 1935, from one Walter I'. Eisenberg, against whom he had entered a judgment in 1928 on behalf of his client, the Sterling Diamond and Watch Company. Concededly he used the money a few days after receiving it. In June, 1936, B. Gutter & Son, Inc., which had taken over the business formerly conducted by the Sterling Diamond and Watch Company, inquired of the respondent as to the Eisenberg account. He admitted he had collected some money and promised to furnish detailed information regarding the matter but…