Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit January 19, 1925, No. 148 (In re Brecher)
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United States · · · 19-01-1925
PER CURIAM.
The bankrupt applied for a discharge. The respondent creditor appeared in opposition. Owing to what the court below evidently regarded as the excusable negligence of a clerk, the specifications in opposition to discharge were offered for filing 48 hours after the expiration of the 10 days allowed by General Order 32.
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