Summons and deposition re the Chain family's debts

The summons is dated 26 August 1936 and is in the name of Liselotte Goerk, a minor, following on from a previous case of 7 March 1927.

The deposition is from the Chain family's lawyer (Manecke) applying for an annulment of the distraint of property, on the grounds that the property comprises personal belongings required in the household and for their work (this being the taking in of lodgers and Chain's musical activities as lecturer and critic, for which a desk and piano are required), and that the family's inability to meet the demands was due to the early death of Michael Chain and their subsequent loss of prosperity.