Pender v. Levine
District Court, S.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
KNOX, District Judge.
On November 7,1928, a petition in bankruptcy was filed against Monarch Costume Corporation. Adjudication followed, and plaintiff was elected trustee of the bankrupt estate. Julia S. Levine, the defendant, is the wife of Max A. Levine, who was president of the bankrupt concern. In August of 1928 an indebtedness of $5,200, then owing to Mrs. Levine, was discharged. This was accomplished through the medium of three checks, as follows:
August 10, 1928....................$ 300
August 23, 1928.................... 2,000
August 23, 1928....................2,900
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