In Re Harber
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
HAND, Circuit Judge.
Harber, the bankrupt, was adjudicated on his voluntary petition on June 9, 1924. On the same day he obtained from the bankruptcy court a stay of any further proceedings in execution of a judgment obtained by Propp, the petitioner to revise, against .him in-the state court on November 26, 1923. On June 16, 1924, Propp moved before the bankruptcy court to vacate the stay and this was denied .on July 24, 1924. The sole question wqs whether the stay should continue, and this in turn depends upon whether the judgment was upon a claim dischargeable in bankruptcy.
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