In Re Bell
District Court, E.D. Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtPreyer, District Judge
(on assignment) .
Petition for Review of a decision by the Referee in Bankruptcy. Petitioner alleges that the bankrupt obtained a loan of money through the medium of a false financial statement, and alleges that this indebtedness was not dischargeable in bankruptcy. The Referee held that the petitioning creditor has a complete and adequate remedy in the state court and therefore declined to assume jurisdiction of the matter. The objections filed by the petitioning creditor consequently were denied.
The petitioner contends that the bankruptcy court has exclusive jurisdiction of the matter and…
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- Personal Finance Co. v. HaddenCourt of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit · 1944
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