Britton Motor Service, Inc. v. Krich (In Re Krich)

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• indicating that failure to promptly amend schedule to reflect omitted assets is indicative of knowing and fraudulent conduct
• denying discharge for failing to disclose an interest in accounts receivable due to debtor’s company
• “Filing of false schedules with material omissions or misrepresentations with an intent to mislead creditors and the trustee as to a debtor’s actual financial condition constitutes a false oath under section 727(a)(4)(A).”

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