In re Thompson’s Empirical Analysis

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1. ““April 27, 1911. “First National Bank, Woodbury, N. J. — -Gentlemen: In re William J. Thompson, Bankrupt. “On behalf of Henry J. West, receiver in bankruptcy, we would request that you adviso us at once as to the amount of the indebtedness of Mr. Thompson to your bank, and also the amount and character o£ the collateral which you hold as security with each noie held by you. Kindly also state when each note falls due. It is necessary for us to make a, report at once to the court as to the condition of his assets. “Kindly also advise us as to the amount of his cash balance, if any, in your bank to the credit of his account. “Very truly yours, Bleakly & gtockwell.””

   1 later decision quote this exact passage · from the majority
   e.g. First Nat. Bank v. West