Supreme Judicial Court of Maine January 3, 1891 (Blake v. Clary)

Walton, J.

An insolvent debtor’s discharge, if fraudulently obtained, may be annulled on petition of a creditor who, at the time the discharge was granted, had no knowledge of the fraud. But such a petition can not be maintained by a creditor who had such knowledge. His remedy is to resist the granting of the discharge, it. S., c. 70, § 49.