In re Kolb

FRANK, Circuit Judge.

The questions were undoubtedly material. The sole issue is whether the refusal to answer, without any previous approval by the Referee, is sufficient to deny the bankrupts their relief. Appellants contend, that the bankrupts, in failing to object to the questions when asked, conceded their materiality, and waived the express approval by the Court. We think the District judge was correct in rejecting this contention and in concluding that “it is the obligation of the examiner to have the form and the merits of the question on which the right to a discharge may subsequently…