PER CURIAM.
The referee found that on February 28, 1950, the appellant sold a cash register to the bankrupt on a conditional sales contract, a copy of which it did not file for record. The bankrupt did nothing to conceal his financial condition from the appellant nor did he make any statement, oral or written, to induce the appellant, who was aware of the condition of his business, to extend credit to him. He acted in good faith and did nothing to defraud or mislead...
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