United Wall Paper Factories, Inc. v. Hodges
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
L. HAND, Circuit Judge.
The bankrupts, partners, having been adjudicated on March 1, 1933, applied for their discharge on the eighteenth of April by filing with the District Court three petitions, one for the firm, and one for each partner individually. The clerk referred these to the proper referee under a local rule in Connecticut. In obedience to that rule the referee on April 21, 1933, gave notice by mail to all creditors that on May 22, 1933, at his office the bankrupts would be examined, and creditors must- show cause why their discharges should not be granted. On that day several…
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