Baccala Realty, Inc. v. Fink (In Re Fink)

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• “While the Court does not expect every individual 8 item of clothing or piece of furniture to be scheduled and valued . . . there comes a point when 9 the aggregate errors and omissions cross the line past which a debtor’s discharge should be 10 denied.”

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