Joseph McKenna

“ The provisions of the law relied upon by plaintiff in error are for the benefit of creditors, not of the debtor. That the law should give a creditor remedies against the estate of a bankrupt, notwithstanding the neglect or default of the bankrupt, is natural. ”

“ The judgment was successively confirmed by the appellate division of the supreme court and the court of appeals. 174 N. Y. 112, 66 N. E. 652. Thereupon judgment was entered in the supreme court, in accordance with the direction of the court of appeals. ”