If the debtor had sworn that he was insolvent to the knowledge of his creditor, and the learned Judge had, nevertheless, adopted the creditor’s denial, the decision, according to Grassett v. Carter, should be decisive. Is more weight then to be given to a statement which might, and to some minds would, have fixed the creditor with the knowledge of his debtor’s circumstances than the evidence of the debtor?
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