In re Finkelstein
District Court, S.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. On bankrupt’s application for discharge, and opposition thereto by creditors.
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, District Judge.
The only ground of opposition to the discharge that it seems to he necessary to notice beyond those noticed in the referee’s report, is the charge of concealment of assets.
It appears that the bankrupt in January, 1897, made an itemized statement of his affairs to Dun's Agency, showing a surplus of $33,774 over his liabilities. He had been doing business for 18 years previous in Canal street. In March following he opened an additional store in Fourteenth street, which he conducted up to December 28, 1897, when he made an assignment with preferences, which was subsequently…
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