Family Small Loan Co. of Richmond, Inc. v. Mason
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Per curiam
This is an appeal in a bankruptcy case from an order staying proceedings in a state court on a claim alleged to be a dischargeable debt of the bankrupt. While the pleadings in the state court were not made a part of the record, it is admitted by counsel that the action was one for fraud and deceit. The facts were stipulated; and from this stipulation it appears that the bankrupt had obtained $100 from appellant by means of a false statement to the effect that he owed no other debts, whereas in fact he was largely indebted at the time. This constituted the obtaining of money by false pretenses…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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