In re Reichman

(orally). The act of bankruptcy charged in this case is that the bankrupt suffered and permitted, while insolvent, a creditor to obtain a preference through legal proceedings, and did not, at least five days before a sale of the property affected by such preference, vacate or discharge the same. The petition details the proceedings, by yphich the bankrupt so suffered and permitted the creditor to secure such preference, to have been as follows: That one Horton duly sued out two writs of attachment against the bankrupt; that the same were executed by the seizure of a stock of goods of the…