In re Kolster
District Court, D. Nevada
In Bankruptcy. On application for discharge and objections thereto.
1Opinion of the CourtHawley, District Judge
(orally). The objections filed by the creditors of the applicant: are basqd upon the ground that he had knowingly and fraudulently concealed while a bankrupt from his trustee property of the value of at least $5,000, which property, it is alleged, consists of an equity of redemption to certain real estate in Reno, Washoe county, Nev. On October 14, 1899, one Westlake and his wife conveyed to Jacob Gooding the propertj' in question for the sum of $2,500. .This purchase was made at the request of Kolster, and' for his benefit; Kolster raising $500 of the purchase money. Kolster did not have…
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