The bankrupt applied for a discharge, which was opposed by the Trustee and the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy.
The court found that the bankrupt had failed to disclose assets, including a US bankruptcy filing and an assignment of funds, and had failed to accurately report his income for surplus income calculations.
The court granted a conditional discharge, requiring the bankrupt to pay $12,000 for surplus income and $4,800 for outstanding fees, and ordered that he must obtain leave of the court before filing for creditor protection in the future.