Willoughby v. Jamison

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• concluding, under prior law, that debtor’s misstatement about source of funds used by spouse to purchase property was not material; essential facts were that debtor had no interest in property and did not supply funds
• allowing debtor a discharge when false oath “did not hurt the objector, nor interfere with the orderly administration of the bankrupt’s estate”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).