Cohen v. Wilhelm

WOOLLEY, Circuit Judge.

The alleged bankrupt (for eonvenienc> called the bankrupt) moved to dismiss the petition on the contention that no act of bankruptcy is sufficiently alleged. From an order of the.District Court- denying the motion on a holding that the assailed averments of acts of bankruptcy are fully informative and therefore sufficient, the bankrupt took this appeal in which he has raised two questions: One, whether the charges of acts of bankruptcy comply with the rules of pleading; the other, whether the entire petition is void because of repugnancy.

The acts of bankruptcy purported…