In re Jacobson
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In the matter of Abraham Jacobson, alleged bankrupt. On question of adjudication.
1Opinion of the Court
DODGE, District Judge.
The only objection to adjudication which the alleged bankrupt raises by his answer is that he does not owe $1,000, and is not therefore such a person as may be adjudged an involuntary bankrupt under section 4b of the bankruptcy act.
The petition was filed August 26, 1908; the answer on September 11, 1908. Upon a reference for ascertainment of facts and report, it was agreed before the referee that on June 1, 1908, the alleged bankrupt owed $4,462.61 to 32 creditors; that on that day he made an assignment for his creditors’ benefit; that 24 creditors, having claims…
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