In re Downing
District Court, N.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of bankruptcy proceedings of Augustus S. Downing. Application by Barbara Troutwine and George F. Troutwine for an order revoking a discharge granted to the bankrupt,
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
The petitioner Barbara Troutwine is a judgment creditor of the bankrupt, Augustus S. Downing, to the extent of about $5,024.67 on a claim from which the discharge in bankruptcy will be a release. The petitioner’s claim was duly scheduled, and said Barbara Troutwine filed her proofs of claim and same were duly allowed. George F. Troutwine is also a creditor of said Augustus S. Downing, whose claim was duly scheduled, proved, and allowed. On or about December 24, 1910, Augustus S. Downing was adjudged a bankrupt, and within the time fixed by law and on or about the 19th day…
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