In re Condict

NIXON, District Judge.

Nine specifications are filed against the bankrupt’s discharge. The counsel for the bankrupt in the argument moved to strike out six, to wit: the second, fourth, sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth, as being vague and insufficient The second is in these words: “Because the said Frederick K. Condict, with the said other bankrupts, contrary to the provisions of the said bankrupt act [of 1867 (14 Stat 517)], and its several supplements, did conceal his and their estate and effects and did conceal, remove, alter and destroy the books and writings relating thereto.” The defects…