In re Holden
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
In Bankruptcy. Petition by William B. Holden, trustee of Jay A. Haring, bankrupt, to revise an order of the District Court (193 Fed. 168) dismissing the proceeding to punish the bankrupt for contempt in failing to pay over $4,000 alleged to have been unlawfully retained by the bankrupt from his trustee.
1Opinion of the Court
WARRINGTON, Circuit Judge.
This case comes here on a petition to revise in matter of law an order of the court below dismissing the petition in a contempt proceeding. April 6, 1911, basing his action Upon testimony of the bankrupt, the trustee presented a petition to the referee, alleging that the bankrupt had “fraudulently appropriated to his own use, secreted,- concealed and transferred property or money, or both, which your petitioner, as trustee in bankruptcy in this matter, is entitled to receive, to the amount of $6,676.21,” and also certain profits on merchandise sold by the bankrupt,…
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