Ernst Wilhelm Julius Bornemann (1915-1995) was a German filmmaker, crime writer (under the pen-name Cameron McCabe), jazz critic, and sexologist. On emigrating to England in 1933 he anglicized his first name to Ernest and, by dropping the second n, his family name to Borneman.
In 1937 Borneman published "the detective story to end detective stories" (Julian Symons), a crime novel entitled The Face on the Cutting-Room Floor. Between 1941 and 1968 Borneman wrote six more crime novels.
Ernst Wilhelm Julius Bornemann (April 12, 1915 – June 4, 1995) was a German crime writer, filmmaker, anthropologist, ethnomusicologist, jazz musician, jazz critic, psychoanalyst, sexologist, and committed socialist.
A member of the Communist Party of Germany, Bornemann was forced to leave the country in 1933, after the Nazis had come to power.
He was smuggled out of the country posing as a member of the Hitler Youth on his way to England as an exchange student.
Bornemann, supra, 245 Conn. 517_18, we concluded that stock options are analogous to pension benefits in that they bestow a right upon the holder to receive a promised benefit under prescribed conditions.
Bornemann, supra, 245 Conn. 521 ("Sunbury requires that in dissolution proceedings, the court must determine whether an asset was earned prior to or subsequent to the date of dissolution in order to determine whether the asset is marital property").
In Bornemann, this court held that "the trial court properly determined that the [defendant husband's unvested stock] options constituted marital property in their entirety" because they were earned prior to the date of dissolution.
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