In re Lesser

BROWN, District Judge.

In opposition to* the discharge of the bankrupts, the objecting creditors allege concealment of assets and a false oath in regard thereto. Upon the evidence taken by the re! - eree, he finds an undoubted large concealment of assets by the bankrupts, and the evidence seems to justify that finding; but the referee does not sustain the specifications, for the reason that prior to the bankruptcy proceedings, in a suit in the state court between the partners, a. receiver was appointed by the state court, who took possession of a large part of the assets; and as that receiver…