In re Lasky
District Court, N.D. Alabama
In Bankruptcy. On motion to commit Joseph Lasky, a bankrupt, to jail for contempt of court in failing to pay into court the sum of $1,800, previously decided by the court to have been withheld by him from his trustee.
1Opinion of the Court
HUNDLEY, District Judge.
On a former date, and upon a petition filed in this cause by the bankrupt, Joseph Lasky, asking this court to review an order of the referee in bankruptcy requiring said bankrupt to pay into court the sum of $1,800, and after a full hearing upon that petition and the consideration of evidence produced both on behalf of the bankrupt and on behalf of the trustee, I confirmed the order of the referee, and held that, under the evidence produced, the bankrupt had within his possession the sum of $1,800, which he was fraudulently withholding from and refusing to pay to his…
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