In re Israelson
District Court, S.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Jacob Israelson, bankrupt. Application of William J. Lynch, as receiver of the rents and profits, appointed in proceedings in the state court to foreclose a mortgage, for .an order requiring the receiver in bankruptcy to pay over rents collected by him.
1Opinion of the Court
MAYER, District Judge.
Israelson was petitioned into bankruptcy, and on November 18, 1915, Henkel was appointed receiver by this court and duly qualified. Thereafter the Messrs. Rusch commenced an action in the New York Supreme Court to foreclose a mortgage on certain premises owned by the alleged bankrupt, and Plenkel was duly made a party defendant in that action. On December 21, 1915, Lynch was duly appointed receiver of the rents and profits in the foreclosure action and duly qualified. Lynch now asks that Henkel be required to pay over to him the rents collected by Henkel up to the date…
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