Johnson v. Goldstein

(after stating the facts as above).

1. Clearly on the basis of the second finding alone, that at all times on and after May 29,1924, the bankrupt was unable to comply with the order of that date, the rule was properly discharged. Petitioner’s contention, however, is that in the light of the first finding, that there was no change in bankrupt’s financial condition since May 29, 1924, the date of the turnover order, this second finding is necessarily contradictory to the first, and a legally erroneous attempt to nullify the effect of the turnover order affirmed, as is contended, by this court,…