Dodge v. Kaufman
Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York
Appeal from two orders of the Oity Court of the city of New York, denying the motion of the defendant to cancel and discharge as to him a judgment obtained against a copartnership composed of Otto Kaufman and Simon Hirsch.
1Opinion of the CourtMacLean, J.
Cancellation was sought and denied in the ■ court below of a judgment obtained by the plaintiffs-respondents. against the defendant-appellant and one Hirsch, composing the firm of the City Metal Works. The record discloses that the defendant-appellant upon his own application was in due course individually adjudicated a bankrupt, and as such discharged, but “ in order to secure a discharge from firm debts there must be an adjudication of the firm as bankrupt, and a firm trustee appointed, where there are firm assets.” In re Meyers, 3 Am. Br. Rep. 260, 261. That not appearing, nor made so to…
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