In re Gould
District Court, D. Connecticut
1Opinion of the Court
HINCKS, District Judge.
This matter is before the court upon objections to a discharge in bankruptcy based upon the following transaction.
Within twelve months of petition filed and after, letters from a creditor threatening an attachment, the bankrupt transferred his automobile to his father-in-law in satisfaction of a debt due for $600. The bankrupt and his transferee lived in the same house. After the' transfer, the bankrupt by consent used the car as before. The transferee, indeed, did not know how to drive.
At the hearing the bankrupt, with candor wholly commendable, testified that when…
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