In re Churchill
District Court, E.D. Wisconsin
M the niátíer óf Charles Churchill, bankrupt. On'motion by creditors to vacate oj;der permitting filing of petition for discharge.
1Opinion of the Court
GEIGER, District Judge.
Charles Churchill was adjudged a bankrupt on September 15, 1910. No application for a discharge was made-within 12 months .after such date, but on March 9, 1912, a petition was filed under section 14a- of the Bankruptcy Act; upon which Judge Sanborn, then presiding, made an order granting leave to file the petition for discharge as prayed. On March 12, 1912, such petition was filed. On April 27, 1912, creditors made a motion to vacate the order of March 9, 1912, permitting the filing of the petition for a discharge. The same creditors, and the trustee in bankruptcy,…
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