In re Davis

ESTES, District Judge.

The application by the bankrupt herein for a discharge is contested by a number of his creditors. The specifications allege, among other things, that he concealed assets and removed them, where they were discovered only after a careful and tedious search; that he conveyed property for the purpose of injuring and defrauding creditors; and that he made false oaths in connection with his schedules. His transactions are conceded to be sufficient to preclude his right to a discharge, unless the contesting creditors are estopped from interposing an objection to his discharge…