Robert H. Jackson, Gregg Cartage Storage Company v…
“ The Bankruptcy Act states that even an involuntary adjudication results only from some 'act of bankruptcy,' defined upon the clear assumption that it is within the bankrupt's control. [4] Whether or not this assumption squares with philosophical doctrine, or even with reality, [5] is not for our determination. The Commission, and the courts too, must get on with the application of the federal statutes without waiting to settle the verity of the philosophical assumptions on which they rest. ”
