In re Kaldenberg

BROWN, District Judge.

Some further testimony has been taken in this case, and upon all tbe evidence I do not think that tbe claim of Vassas Freres for goods alleged to have been sold and delivered to tbe bankrupt in 1894, to tbe amount of 652 francs, or $130, is sufficiently established. Tbe debt is denied by tbe bankrupt, and there is no evidence to sustain it except tbe statement of one witness, Mr. Robinson, who in 1896 was tbe agent of Yassas Freres, that tbe bankrupt at that time promised to pay it. This alleged promise is not supported by any corroborating circumstance. Robinson knew…