Claude S. Burtnette, Jr., Bankrupt v. Mt. Vernon National Bank and Trust Company, and Security National Bank
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Opinion
Appellant, Burtnette, appeals from an order sustaining the objections of certain bank creditors to his discharge in bankruptcy.
Upon consideration of the briefs and arguments of counsel and the record on appeal, we conclude that the appeal is without merit. Therefore, the judgment order, denying bankrupt’s discharge, entered by the district court upon review of the referee’s reported findings of fact and conclusions of law is
Affirmed.
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