In Re J.M v. Inc.
United States Bankruptcy Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION
BRUCE I. FOX, Bankruptcy Judge:
This is the trustee’s motion to compel deposition testimony of Michael Vetri, president and sole shareholder of the debtor corporation, over Mr. Vetri’s invocation of his Fifth Amendment privilege. At deposition pursuant to Bankr.Rule 2004, on advice of counsel, Mr. Vetri refused to answer every question asked of him about his role in the debtor corporation and about corporate activities on the ground that his answers may tend to incriminate him. The trustee’s motion to compel is founded solely upon his belief that Mr. Vetri has not properly…
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