In re Kaiser
District Court, D. Minnesota
In Bankruptcy. On report of referee in bankruptcy on bankrupt’s application for discharge and opposition thereto by creditors.
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In Bankruptcy. On report of referee in bankruptcy on bankrupt’s application for discharge and opposition thereto by creditors. The report of the referee was as follows: The following objections to the bankrupt’s application were specified by creditors: “(1) That be has committed an offense punishable by imprisonment, as provided by the existing bankruptcy law, in this: that he has concealed, and now conceals, while a bankrupt, from his trustee, the following mentioned property belonging to his’ estate, to wit, certain real estate Inherited from his father, lately deceased, and situated in the…
1Opinion of the Court
LOCHKEIv, District Judge.
In this matter the referee has asked the direction of the judge in respect to questions of practice which have arisen in this case. To the questions of the referee the following answers are returned:
*6911. The authority of the referee is not limited to the taking and reporting of the evidence and ruling as to its admissibility. In addition to that, it is competent and desirable that he shall report findings and recommendations.
2. The original specification in this case was insufficient, and without an averment of scienter it failed to allege facts showing that the bankrupt…
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