Arrington v. Arrington

PURNEEB, District Judge.

On the 5th day of December, 1901, a discharge in bankruptcy was granted to W. H. Arrington, who had theretofore been adjudged a bankrupt. Within a year P. D. B. Arrington filed a petition to set aside the discharge because of alleged fraud in the proceedings. This petition was ordered to be amended for scandal and improper allegations therein, and after-wards an amended petition was filed in conformity with this order. The petitioner answered, and to this answer a replication was filed, when the matter was referred to a special master, whose report is now before the…