PER CURIAM.
At a hearing on a rule to show cause why his discharge in bankruptcy should not be revoked, the bankrupt declined to answer questions. His refusal to testify stopped the proceeding abruptly, and his persistence in that regard made its completion impossible. Accordingly, the court entered an order holding him guilty of contempt. From that order he took this appeal, justifying his silence on several errors which he alleges the court had committed in the...
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