Dixon v. Lowe

BRATTON, Circuit Judge.

Having been adjudged a bankrupt, Alva A. Lowe seasonably applied for a discharge. J. M. Dixon, holder of an unsecured claim in the sum of $120, filed objections. As summarized in the record before us, the objections were noninsolvency at the time of the filing of the petition; making of false oaths appended to the petition and schedules; failure to explain loss or deficiency of assets to meet liabilities; and failure to carry out an order of the court. From an order of the referee granting the discharge, the objecting creditor sought review. Finding that the petition…