In re the Objections filed by Woodward & Worthington
New York Court of Common Pleas
1Opinion of the CourtLarremore, J.
On July 10, 1876, Alves Feigelstock made a general assignment for the benefit of all his creditors to *360William I. Preston. In the schedule of said creditors the amount of the claim of I. T. Meyer & Co., Hew York, is put down as unknown, as an unascertained balance due after the accounts were written up. Meyer & Go. had previously made an insolvent assignment (October 20, 1875) to Frederick Lewis, in which no mention is made of the claim against Feigelstock. But Meyer testified that such omission was not his fault. A reference was ordered by this court to pass the account of Preston as such…
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