Brian T. Sullivan v. Michael R. Glenn, Jr.

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• noting that a principal can be liable for an agent’s misrepresentations if person to whom misrepresentation was made would have no reason to doubt that it was a true 5 No. 2018AP209 statement authorized by the principal
• a debt is nondischarge- able only if the debtor knew or should have known of the fraud
• a debt is nondischargeable only if the debtor knew or should have known of the fraud
• proof that a debtor’s agent obtained money by fraud does not justify denying the debtor a discharge of the resulting debt, unless it is accompanied by proof which demonstrates or justifies an inference that the debtor knew or should have known of the fraud

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