Tancer v. Wales
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
AUGUSTOS N. HAND, Circuit Judge.
The bankrupt Wales was granted a discharge by the referee which was confirmed by the District Court. The trustee appeals and contends a discharge ought to have been denied because the bankrupt:(1) Knowingly and fraudulently concealed a certain contract of employment dated September 5, 1944, with one Norman Bel Geddes & Co., whereby he retained a substantial interest in certain inventions claimed in his schedules;(2) Knowingly and fraudulently concealed certain contract negotiations in which he was engaged with General Mills, Inc., of Minneapolis, Minnesota,…
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