A Treatise On the Bankruptcy Law of the United States
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718, 33 R. I. 40; Schunack 16. See ante. "Rights of Creditors v. Art Medal Nov. Co., 86 A. B. R. 731, against Third Parties Liable Jointly 84 Conn. 331; Brown Coal Co. v. Au- with the Bankrupt or Secondarily for tezak, 25 A. B. R. 898, 164 Mich. 110, Him," § 1510, et -seq. § 2673 EFFECT OF discharge;. 2451 § 2673. Valid Liens Not Cast Off nor Their Enforcement Pre- vented. — The discharge does not operate to cast off good and valid liens given or acquired for the debts, either liens by contract... or by legal pro- ceedings, nor to prevent their enforcement. It is purely personal to the bankrupt. 1^ Evans V. Staalle, 11 A. B. R. 184, 88 Minn. S53: "The only effect of the dis- charge was to relieve the debtor from all legal obligations to pay the debt, leaving all liens or trust securing the debt unimpaired. Lowell, Bankr., §§ 243-244; Smith v. Stanchfield, 84 Minn. 343, 7 Am. B. R. 498. Now, when the land in this case was conveyed to the defendant upon a consideration paid by the debtor a trust in favor pf the plaintiff as a creditor .attached to the land to the extent necessary to satisfy his debt, which could be defeated only by disproving any fraudulent intent.
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