In re Latham
District Court, N.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. Voluntary bankruptcy proceedings by Albert R. Eatham and by Harry G. Richardson. In each of the above cases application is made by the referee in bankruptcy for an order directing the bankrupt to pay the filing fee within a reasonable time, and also the expenses of this proceeding, in default of which payment the petition in bankruptcy shall be dismissed.
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
In each of these cases the bankrupt filed his petition without payment of the filing fee, claiming that he was unable to pay same or to procure the money with which to pay same. The referee to whom the matters were referred had some reason to think that this claim of the bankrupts was not sustained by the facts, and at a meeting of creditors inquired- into the matter, and later of his own • motion obtained an order to show cause why the relief indicated hereinbefore should not be granted. In each of the cases it appears that at the time of instituting these proceedings in…
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