Schwartz v. Popa
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
KERNER, Circuit Judge.
After Schwartz had been adjudicated a bankrupt, he filed his petition for discharge. Two of his creditors filed separate objections to his discharge, based upon an alleged false written statement of his financial condition for the purpose of obtaining credit.1 Hearing thereon was had before a referee, who sustained the objections and denied the discharge. The District Court affirmed this decision and order of the referee.
For five years prior to filing his voluntary petition in bankruptcy,- Schwartz operated a retail meat market, purchasing his meats from Weis-el & Co., a…
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