Klein v. Powell
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Western District of Pennsylvania, in Bankruptcy. Application by John F. Klein, bankrupt, for discharge, to which W. J. Powell and another filed objections. From an order sustaining the objections, the bankrupt appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
GRAY, Circuit Judge.
On August 7, 1907, a creditors’ petition was filed against John F. Klein, the appellant, on which he was, on August 24, 1907, adjudged a bankrupt. On January 28, 1908, he presented his petition for a discharge, and the customary order was made returnable February 28, 1908. On this return day, a claim, which had been proved and allowed by the referee October 11, 1907, was assigned to Powell, the appellee, who thereafter, within the time allowed by the referee as a party in inte est, made several objections to the said discharge, all of which thereafter were disallowed by…
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