Turner v. Hudson
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
In equity. On exceptions and appeal by plaintiff. Exceptions overruled. Appeal dismissed. Bill in equity brought in the Supreme-Judicial Court, Piscataquis County.
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In equity. On exceptions and appeal by plaintiff. Exceptions overruled. Appeal dismissed. Bill in equity brought in the Supreme-Judicial Court, Piscataquis County. The bill of exceptions states the case as follows : "This is a bill in equity brought by the plaintiff against the defendant wherein it is alleged that the said defendant did conceal from his creditors and did withhold from his schedule of assets, in bankruptcy property of great value which in equity belonged to his said creditors, and did after his discharge by the Court of Bankruptcy take to himself said withheld and concealed…
1Opinion of the CourtSavage, J.
Bill in equity. The defendant demurred. The Justice of the first instance sustained the demurrer and dismissed the bill with costs. The plaintiff both excepted and appealed. Either would have been sufficient. It was not necessary to do both.
The plaintiff in her bill charges, in substance, that on Aug. 29, 1904, she was a creditor of the defendant, that he on that day filed his voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the proper Federal Court, with the required schedules of assets and liabilities, under oath, which schedules purported to contain a true and correct inventory of his property, and a…
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