A Handbook of Bankruptcy Law; Embodying the Full Text of the Act of Congress of 1898, And Annotated With References to Pertinent Decisions Under Former Statutes
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782. A debt created by fraud is not barred by the bankrupt's discharge even where it was proved against his estate and a dividend received on account. Strang v. Bradner, 114 U. S. 555, 5 Sup. Ct. 1038. An action on the case for de- ceit is not barred by a discharge in bankruptcy, though the measure of damages was ascertainable by reference to a con- tract. Hughes V. Oliver, 8 Pa. St. 426. And the joinder, to a count in tort for deceit, of a count in contract for the same cause of action, does n...ot make a discharge in bankruptcy a defense to the count in tort. Morse v. Hutchins, 102 Mass.
439. A discharge in bankruptcy does not release a husband from the obligation to pay alimony decreed by a state court.
§ 17) DEBTS NOT AFFECTED BY A DISCHARGE. 97 In re Garrett, 2 Hughes, 235, Fed. Cas. No. 5,252. If the debtor buys goods for cash on delivery, and obtains possession of them without payment, and immediately ships them be- yond the reach of the seller, and then refuses to pay, his con- duct is such as to make the debt a fraudulent one within the meaning of the bankrupt law.
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782. A debt created by fraud is not barred by the bankrupt's discharge even where it was proved against his estate and a dividend received on account. Strang v. Bradner, 114 U. S. 555, 5 Sup. Ct. 1038. An action on the case for de- ceit is not barred by a discharge in bankruptcy, though the measure of damages was ascertainable by reference to a con- tract. Hughes V. Oliver, 8 Pa. St. 426. And the joinder, to a count in tort for deceit, of a count in contract for the same cause of action, does n...ot make a discharge in bankruptcy a defense to the count in tort. Morse v. Hutchins, 102 Mass.
439. A discharge in bankruptcy does not release a husband from the obligation to pay alimony decreed by a state court.
§ 17) DEBTS NOT AFFECTED BY A DISCHARGE. 97 In re Garrett, 2 Hughes, 235, Fed. Cas. No. 5,252. If the debtor buys goods for cash on delivery, and obtains possession of them without payment, and immediately ships them be- yond the reach of the seller, and then refuses to pay, his con- duct is such as to make the debt a fraudulent one within the meaning of the bankrupt law.
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