In re Bullwinkle

Citations

• 111 F. 364
• 1901 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 78

Syllabus

<p>Bankruptcy—Discharge—Concealment of Assets.</p> <p>An insolvent, within tour months prior to his bankruptcy, organized a corporation, to which he transferred certain of his property and assets. He also paid in some money and withdrew about an equal amount The greater part of the stock was issued to him, and he transferred the same to others to whom he claimed to be indebted, but the evidence justified an inference that such transfers were not bona fide. Sold, that his failure to mention such stock or the property transferred to the corporation in his' schedules constituted a concealment of assets, and his verification of such schedule a false oath, which defeated his right to a discharge.</p>