PER CURIAM.
In this bankruptcy matter it is argued on behalf of appellant that the claims of the petitioning creditors were not "provable". Our own examination of the record reveals that the validity of these claims was satisfactorily established.
It is also strongly contended that there was no proof of the commission of any act of bankruptcy. The first act alleged was that a considerable part of appellant's property was concealed or removed or permitted to...
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