Joseph D. Stim, Trustee v. Max Simon, Bankrupt
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MAGRUDER, Circuit Judge.
A trustee in bankruptcy filed before the referee ten specifications on the basis •of which he contended that the bankrupt should be denied a discharge. Some of “these specifications were withdrawn, and others were dismissed by the referee after trial. But of course one specification is enough, under the Bankruptcy Act, and the referee, concluding that the protesting trustee had made out the allegations of specification 5, entered an order denying a discharge to the bankrupt. Upon review of the referee’s order, the district court concluded that it should be reversed and…
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- In re SimonDistrict Court, E.D. New York · 1960
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