In re Radley
District Court, N.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Frank Radley, bankrupt. On review of an order of the referee sustaining objections to the bankrupt’s discharge.
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In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Frank Radley, bankrupt. On review of an order of the referee sustaining objections to the bankrupt’s discharge. This is a hearing on review of an order of the referee in bankruptcy, Hon. James A, Van Voast, sustaining the objections to the discharge in this proceeding of the above-named bankrupt, on the ground that in voluntary bankruptcy proceedings on his part in this district within the six years last past said Radley had been granted a discharge from his debts.
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
[1,2] April 17, 1913, Frank Radley, the above-named bankrupt, filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in this court, and was adjudicated a bankrupt April 17, 1913. In that proceeding he thereafter made an offer in composition to his creditors, which was accepted by the requisite number of creditors, and April 28, 1913, an order was made by this court confirming such composition. Tlie moneys to pay the amounts offered in composition were *206duly deposited, and after the composition was confirmed sanie were distributed to the creditors and the proceeding dismissed. These…
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