In re Davis

MORTON, District Judge.

The bankrupt was the wife of Nathan Davis. She did business in her own name under a married woman’s certificate. Two grounds of objection to her discharge have been sustained by the referee’s report on the facts. The first relates to an assignment by her to one Forman of accounts receivable. The referee finds it to have been made with intent to hinder, delay, and defraud her creditors. Litigation over this assignment is pending between Forman and the trustee. By a decision of the Circuit Court of Appeals, handed down on June 13, 1928 [Forman v. Jacobs, 26 F.(2d) 764],…