In re Fleishman
District Court, N.D. Illinois
In Bankruptcy. On February 11, 1902, Moses S. Fleishman filed his petition in this court to be adjudged a bankrupt, and was accordingly so adjudged. Afterwards a trustee in bankruptcy was chosen.
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In Bankruptcy. On February 11, 1902, Moses S. Fleishman filed his petition in this court to be adjudged a bankrupt, and was accordingly so adjudged. Afterwards a trustee in bankruptcy was chosen. Subsequently he presented his application for discharge, in opposition to which the objecting creditors, the Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing Company, and the Hampden Watch Company, filed their specifications, which were thereupon, under the rule of this court, referred to Referee Wean. Upon the hearing of the specifications before Referee Wean, the referee recommended the discharge of the bankrupt,…
1Opinion of the Court
KOHLSAAT, District Judge.
Bankrupt’s mother bequeathed one-half of. the residue of her estate to Rosa Fleishman, wife of the bankrupt, in trust “to pay over the interest and income * * * to my *962dear son, Moses S. Fleishman, free from the claims or rights of any of the creditors of said Moses S. Fleishman to attach or garnish the same, or in any way to subject the same to the debts of said Moses S. Fleishman; to pay over from time to time to said Moses S. Fleishman so much of the principal of said trust fund as to said Rosa Fleishman shall seem proper, in such manner that the same shall be free…
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