In re Lord
District Court, D. Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, District Judge.
James W. Lord, having been adjudged a voluntary bankrupt on January 29, 1926, filed a petition for discharge on March 9,1926. To this specifications in objection, on the ground of fraudulent concealment of assets, were filed April 24, 1926. The report of the referee, filed December 31, 1926, finds that the testimony of witnesses, taken at the hearing of these specifications, was vague and unsatisfactory, and concludes that “as a whole there was no affirmative testimony introduced sufficient to establish the allegations of the specifications of objections.”
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