Fleshman v. Trolinger
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtFaw, P. J.
The main question for decision on this appeal is whether or not James T. Trolinger was discharged from liability on a certain judgment by reason of his discharge in bankruptcy. The trial court held that the judgment was discharged, and the judgment creditor, Raymond Fleshman, administrator, etc., has appealed in error, and is insisting here (as he insisted below) that the judgment in question is a liability for “wilful and malicious injuries” inflicted by defendant in error Trolinger upon the person of the intestate of plaintiff in error, and is, therefore, not dis-chargeable in bankruptcy.
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