In re Odell
District Court, S.D. New York
[In the matter of Albert S. Odell and Edgar Odell, bankrupts. See Case No. 10,426.]
1Opinion of the Court
BLATCHFOBD, District Judge.
The mere fact that the bankrupts have been refused a discharge in bankruptcy, on a specification of objection, for a cause set forth in section 5110 [Case No. 10,426], is not an absolute bar to a composition. A discharge discharges a bankrupt from his debts, whether there are or are not any assets for distribution. Under a composition, a sum of money is paid in satisfaction of the debt. The debts are not discharged; they are paid and satisfied with the assent of the creditors. The resolution of composition, when confirmed by the court and recorded, is the resolution…
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