In re Levenstein
District Court, D. Connecticut
In the matter of Joseph 'Revenstein, a bankrupt. On motion to restore to the files the discharge stricken therefrom April 18, 1910.
1Opinion of the Court
PRATT, District Judge.
The essential facts which control this matter are few and simple. Revenstein filed in this court on December 29, 1900, a petition for discharge, based upon his adjudication as a bankrupt, dated November 20, 1899. Specifications of objection were filed against it by certain creditors, and at the hearing thereon it was' discovered that the statutory time for filing said petition was more than a month overpassed and that no extension of time had been granted by the judge. The referee reported the situation to the court, and thereupon the petition for discharge „ was…
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