In re Meyer
District Court, D. Oregon
In the matter of M. Meyer, bankrupt. On motion by Clara Kaufman to reopen estate.
1Opinion of the Court
BEAN, District Judge.
On September 24, 1907, M., Meyer was on his own petition duly adjudged a bankrupt. In the schedule accompanying his petition the bankrupt stated that he had no assets and was indebted to sundry persons, including the petitioner, which debts were duly scheduled. None of the creditors appeared at the creditors’ meeting called by the referee, although notified thereof, nor did they. at any time file proof of their debts. The estate was dosed by the referee without the appointment of a trustee, and the bankrupt discharged, in April, 1908, by order of this court. In August,…
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