In re Wells

ALLGOOD, District Judge.

This case presents an important question of bankruptcy law because it involves a construction of the Amendment to Section 14, sub. c(3), passed by Congress in 1960, which appears to be a legislative declaration of policy resolving the conflict in the decisions as to the nature of the right to a discharge.

The objections to the bankrupt’s discharge were filed by the Trustee, as authorized by the statute, and the Referee overruled the one ground of objection which he allowed to stand, in the following language:

“The main contention of the trustee may be restated as saying…