In re Malschick
District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of bankruptcy proceedings of Nathan Malschick and another, trading as Malschick & Levin. On exceptions to report of special master recommending dismissal of the bankrupts’ application for discharge.
1Opinion of the Court
THOMPSON, District Judge.
The first and second exceptions of the bankrupts are as follows: (1) The learned referee erred in admitting in evidence testimony of the bankrupts given upon their general examination in these proceedings. (2) The learned referee erred in deciding that “the evidence of one partner could be used against .another partner.”
The referee thus reported what occurred at the first meeting held in pursuance of the order of reference:
“Counsel for the trustee offered the record of the testimony taken in the case, which he afterwards qualified, upon objection on behalf of the…
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