In re Loughran
District Court, M.D. Pennsylvania
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of John Loughran, bankrupt. Objection to his discharge was sustained by the referee, and he brings the cause here for review.
1Opinion of the Court
WITHER, District Judge.
John Loughran filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy on February 20, 1911, and on the same day was adjudicated a bankrupt. After the usual proceedings, on November 11, 1912, he petitioned for permission to apply for a discharge. Objection was made that over 18 months had elapsed since the adjudication and on February 21, 1913, on motion of the bankrupt’s attorney this petition, by leave of court, was withdrawn; the purpose of the *272withdrawal being, as stated by the attorney in a letter to the referee, “to begin bankrupt’s petition anew, being convinced that after 18…
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