Collins v. Davidson

Davidson brought suit against Collins and for his cause of ■action set out that he held and owned a valid judgment against Collins, on which was due him from Collins something more than $150.

To this, the only answer of Collins is that on March 23, 1905, he was discharged in bankruptcy from all debts and ■claims, which by the bankruptcy laws of the United States were made payable against him or his estate, which existed on May 15, 1902, and that the claim, of Davidson was one of those included in the discharge; that said discharge is still in full force.

Davidson admits by his reply that…