The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-03-20
PERSONS DISCHARGED UNDER THE
ACT.

ACT.
30. No person discharged under
this Act, who shall afterward be-
como bankrupt, en- his own appli-
cation shall be again entitled to q
discharge if his estate is INSULT
cient to pay seven per cent. Of the
the debts proved against it, unless
the assent in writing Of three
fourths in value Of his creditors
who have proved their claims is
filed at or before the time Of ap-
plication for discharge, but bank
rupt who shall prove to the salts
faction Of the Court that he has
paid all the debts owing by him
at the time Of any previous bank
ruptcy, or who has been volunta-
rily released thcrcfrom by his
creditors, shall be entitled to q
discharge in the same manner
and with the same effect as if he
had not previously been bank
rupt.
81. Any creditor opposing the
discharge Of any bankrupt may
file specification, in writing, OF
the grounds Of his opposition, and
the Court may, in it's discretion,
order any question Of fact so pre-
sentcd to be tried at stated ses-
sion Of the District Court.
COURT CERTIFICATE.
32. ii it shall appear to the
Court that the bankrupt has in all
things conformed to his duty under
this Act, and that he is entitled,
under the provisions thereof, to
receive a discharge, the Court
shall grant him a discharge from
all his debts, except as hereinafter
provided, and shall give him a
certificate thereof under the seal
ofthc Court, in substance as follows:
'DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATEs-DIsTRIcT oF-.-Wherc-
as,-has been duly adjudged a
bankrupt under the Act Of Con-
gress, establishing a uniform sys-
tenn Of bankruptcy throughout the
United States, and appears to have
conformed to all the requirements
of law in that behalf, it is there
fore ordered by the Court that
said-be forever discharged from
all debts and claims which by said
acts arc made prOVable against his
estate, and which existed on the
day Of, on which day the
petition for adjudication was filed
by Cor against) him; excepting
such debts, if any, as are by said
Act excepted from the operation
of a discharge in bankruptcy.
Given under my hand and seal at
the Court at jim the said Dis
trict. this-day Of, A. D.
1Scal.7 "--,Judge."
DEFAULTERs, ETC.
33. No debt created by the
fraud or embezzlement Of the bank
rupt, or by his defalcation as a
public officer, or while acting in
any fduciary character, shall be
discharged under this Act.
81. A discharge granted under
this Act shall release the bank
rupt from all debts, claims, liabiIi-
ties and demands which were or
might have been proved against
his estate in bankruptcy, and may
be pleaded, by q single avermcnt
that on the day Of its date such
discharge was granted to him,
setting the same forth in hgc rcrba:
as full and complete bar to all
suits brought on any such debts,
claims, liabilities or demands, and
the certificate shall be conclusive
evidence in favor of such bankrupt
of the fact and regularity of such
discharge.
PREFERENCEs AND FRAUDULENT con-
vEYANcEs DECLARED VOID.
Sec. 35. And be it further enact
ed, That if any person, being IN
solvent, or in contemplation ofln-
solvency, within four months from
the filing Of the petition by or
against him; with a view to give a
preference to any creditor or
person having a claim against him,
or who is under any liability for
him, procures any part of his prop
crty to be attached, sequestered or
seized on execution, or makes any
pledge, or assignment,
transfer or conveyance Of any part
Of his property either directly or
indirectly, absolutely or condition
ally, the porson receiving such pay
ment; pledge, assignment, trans
fer or conveyance, or TO be bone
fitted thereby or by such attach
ment, having reasonable cause to
believe such person is insolvent,
and that such attachment, pay