In re Lally
District Court, N.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Willidm P. Lally, bankrupt. On motion to confirm report of special master recommending discharge.
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
It is claimed by the objecting creditors, not only that the bankrupt has concealed assets from his trustee in bankruptcy, but that he made a false oath in verifying his schedules. These Haims are based on the alleged ownership by the bankrupt, William P. Dally, of the products of the farm which he occupies, owned by a Miss Peck, or of an interest therein, and of certain other personal property thereon. The facts seem to be these:
The bankrupt is married and has two small children, but before marriage, if not now, was what is termed in the brief of Messrs. Sholes & Norton,…
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