Morris v. Levin

June 22, 1938, judgment by confession was entered in the municipal court of Chicago in favor of plaintiff and against the defendants for $883.15, which was the amount due with interest and attorney’s fees on a real estate gold bond executed by the defendants and owned by plaintiff; defendant Samuel Levin pleaded that he had been discharged in bankruptcy October 8, 1934, upon his petition filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois in case No. 55,712; the municipal court sustained his motion for a permanent stay of execution, and plaintiff appeals.

June 24,…