The bankrupt sought a discharge from bankruptcy, which was opposed by the trustee and a creditor.
The objecting creditor argued the bankrupt was dishonest, contributed to his bankruptcy by extravagant living, and failed to disclose assets.
The court found the bankrupt had transferred a property to his father at undervalue within five years of bankruptcy to defraud creditors, and failed to disclose other assets including vehicles and RRSPs.
The court suspended the discharge for two years and declared the property transfer void against the trustee.
