In re Douglass

Acheson, D. J.

On February 25, 1881, Mrs. Nannie Church, a creditor of the bankrupt, presented her petition praying the court to annul the discharge which was granted to the bankrupt on March 6, 1879, the petition setting forth the grounds of avoidance. The bank*404rupt Has moved the court to dismiss the petition, and assigns a number of reasons in support of his motion.-

In so far as these reasons touch the question of Mrs. Church’s proof of debt, I think they are not well founded. Any creditor “whose debt was proved or provable against the estate in bankruptcy,” may contest the validity of a…