In re Gerstel
District Court, S.D. Illinois
In Bankruptcy. On rule against the bankrupt to show cause why she should not be required to surrender property to the trustee.
1Opinion of the Court
HUMPHREY, District Judge.
In this case an involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed November 12, 1902. Receiver was appointed November 15, 1902. November 20, 1902, there was an order on bankrupt to show cause why she should not be púnished for contempt, for failure to turn over books and property to receiver. *167Under this order, some books, papers, and checks were turned over. An order to show cause why she should not be required to turn over to the trustee all papers, books, and documents relating to said bankrupt estate, together with $35,000 fraudulently concealed by her, and belonging to…
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- Boyd v. GlucklichCourt of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit · 1902
- Ripon Knitting Works v. SchreiberDistrict Court, D. Washington · 1900
- In re SalkeyDistrict Court, N.D. Illinois · 1875
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- In re Goldfarb Bros.District Court, N.D. Georgia · 1904
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