In re Aldridge
District Court, N.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. Application by objecting creditors for an order overruling the exceptions filed by the bankrupt to the report and findings of Wm. P. Badger, Esq., referee in bankruptcy, and which recommends that a discharge be denied, and denying a discharge to the above-named bankrupt, Millard E. Aldridge.
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
The specifications of objection to a discharge of the bankrupt must be regarded as sufficient. They were neither demurred to as insufficient, nor was any motion made for an order requiring them to be made more definite and certain. Rule 12 of this court requires that the specifications of objection, if deemed insufficient or uncertain, shall be questioned and their sufficiency determined by motion or demurrer, “in default whereof such specifications shall be deemed sufficient to present the questions suggested thereby.” This *94rule became necessary to prevent the practice of…
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