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· 5/12/1992

Allison v. Roberts

Citations

  • 960 F.2d 481

How courts have described this case

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  • “A debtor’s misrepresentations of his intentions, however, may constitute a false representation within the meaning of the dischargeability provision if, when the representation is made, the debtor has no intention of performing as promised.”

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