Thompson v. Eck

CLARK, Circuit Judge.

When the bankrupt filed his voluntary petition in bankruptcy in November, 1942, he listed as his only creditor one Mary I. Thompson, secretary of his former attorney, Herbert A. O’Brien, and assignee of the latter’s claim against him for services rendered. Thereafter Thompson filed two specifications of objection to his discharge, wherein she charged that he had concealed his partnership interest in an automobile repair business conducted with his wife, as well as-certain partnership property. The referee granted the discharge, but on petition for review the District…