Shulman v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
DENISON, Circuit Judge.
Ben Shulman and his three brothers were partners in a business which became bankrupt. In due course 'the referee made an order that the bankrupts deliver to the trustee a large amount of property, which, in the form of merchandise or money, they were concealing from him. On review the District Judge affirmed this order. This court dismissed a petition to revise, and did so because there was no finding of facts presenting a question of law. The trustee instituted contempt proceedings. The judgment of the court was that Ben Sehulman be imprisoned in a workhouse for one…
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