Bender v. Tobman (In Re Tobman)

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• finding that bankruptcy court’s “impressionistic characterizations” of state court proceeding did not satisfy the conditions for use of collateral estoppel
• “Impressionistic characterizations of the jury verdict are not substitutes for compliance with the specific conditions required to invoke collateral estoppel[.]”
• no preclusion for § 523(a)(2)(A) determination when certain misrepresentations qualified for discharge while others did not

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