In re Holzman
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
CHASE, Circuit Judge.
The bankrupt is a physician in Brooklyn, N. Y., who filed his voluntary petition in bankruptcy September 17, 1931, and was adjudicated a bankrupt the same day. He was indebted to the Brooklyn National Bank of New York to the amount of $43,000, which was secured by collateral deposited with the bank having a value of $27,000. The bank had applied a credit balance on the bankrupt’s checking account in the sum of $1,800 to the debt, and had moved for summary judgment in a suit it had brought against the bankrupt in tlle state COTrt on April 7j 19,31. On kfay ^ 1931, the…
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