At & T v. Herrig (In Re Herrig)

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• alleged fraudulent use of a credit card requires finding of whether at the time of the charges in question, the debtor intended to repay them
• alleged fraudulent use of a credit card requires finding of whether at the time of the charges in question, the debtor intended to repay them
• factors are merely guidelines which are not to be applied as a litmus test, and courts should not engage in simple mathematics to determine dischargeability based on the number of factors met

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