In re Levy
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MACK, Circuit Judge.
Dorothy Levy, a voluntary bankrupt, appeals from an order confirming a referee’s report which denied her discharge on the ground of fraudulent concealment of assets, in that she omitted to schedule a tort claim consisting of an action for fraud then pending against the sole objecting creditor, Pistchal. During hearings by the referee, this action was dismissed on motion of the defendant, for failure to prosecute. Appellee raises no question as .to the other specifications of objection which the referee had overruled.
All of the claims against bankrupt arose from or were…
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