In re Black

BUFFESTGTON, District Judge.

In this case the bankrupt duly claimed an exemption of personal property to the extent of $300. To the allowance of such claim, Thomas Miller, administrator of Bull, a creditor, excepted on the ground that, in the note which evidenced Bull’s debt, Black, the maker, had waived the right to such exemption. These exceptions were dismissed by the referee. At the request of the creditor, the referee has certified the- question to this court for review. After due consideration, we have reached the conclusion that no error was committed by the referee. Section 6 of the…