Glick v. First Nat. Bank of Columbus, Ind.
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
WOODWARD, District Judge.
The District Court approved and confirmed an order of the special master sustaining specifications of objection to appellant’s discharge in bankruptcy and recommending that appellant’s petition for discharge he denied. Appellant was adjudged a voluntary bankrupt August 17, 1929. The First National Bank of Columbus, Ind., was the only creditor. Appellant signed and delivered to the bank, at different times, three financial statements for the purpose of obtaining credit from the bank. By its specifications of objection to the discharge, the bank alleges that each…
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