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NOT RELEASED FROM HIS DEBTS; PETITION OF ANTHONY W. DIMOCK DENIED IN KINGSTON. Non-Residence and Insufficient Number of Consents of Creditors the Reasons of the Court.

NOT RELEASED FROM HIS DEBTS; PETITION OF ANTHONY W. DIMOCK DENIED IN KINGSTON. Non-Residence and Insufficient Number of Consents of Creditors the Reasons of the Court.
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KINGSTON, N.Y., March l8. -- On the ground of non-residence and because an insufficient number of consents of creditors were obtained as required by the statute, Judge Clearwater has denied the application of Anthony W. Dimock to be discharged of his debts. The decision was filed this afternoon. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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