Buckeye Retirement Co. v. Bishop (In Re Bishop)

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• agreeing that value attributed to household goods would have depreciated significantly in three years between a statement of financial condition given to a bank and preparation of the debtor's bankruptcy petition
• refusing to find that higher valuations of property in a debtor’s statement of financial condition from 2002 constituted evidence that debtor made a false oath when listing lower valuations of that property in his petition three years later
• refusing to find that higher valuations of property in a debtor’s statement of financial condition from 2002 constituted evidence that debtor made a false oath when listing lower valuations of that property in his petition three years later

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