In re Knoepfel

BLATCHFORD, District Judge.

In this case, at the first meeting of creditors, Mr. G. A. Seixas claimed to act as the “duly constituted attorney” of Loeschigk, Wesendonck & Co., (a copartnership creditor of the bankrupt, which had proved its debt), in the choice of an assignee. Mr. Seixas presented a letter of attorney, drawn according to form No. 14 of the forms specified in the schedules annexed to the “general orders in bankruptcy,” executed and acknowledged before a register by Gustavus Kutter, as attorney for the co-partnership; but the attorneyship of Kutter was not proved by the oath of…