In re Nisenson
District Court, D. New Jersey
In the matter of bankruptcy proceedings of Charles Nisenson. On petition to review an order- directing the bankrupt to pay over to the trustee the sum of $1,200 and to deliver to him a diamond ring, a diamond locket, a gold watch, and diamond stud of the aggregate value of $500.
1Opinion of the Court
RELRSTAB, District Judge.
Charles Nisenson was adjudicated a bankrupt, on his own petition, on the 2d day of December, 1909. His schedules did not mention such property. In January, 1907, he purchased from his father the business of cleaning and trimming silk hats, which he carried on in a small way in Newark, N. J., until January, 1908, when he sold it back to his father for the sum of $200. In January, 1909, a suit was instituted against him for his breach of promise of marriage, and in November, 1909, a judgment was entered against him in such suit for the sum of $3,500. In April, 1909, he…
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