Clippard v. Jarrett (In Re Jarrett)

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “there are many circumstances where a debtor’s acts and omissions may have been inadvertent or otherwise excusable” under section 727(a)
• refusing to deny discharge for debtor who failed to list certain assets on bankruptcy schedules, because satisfactory explanation of lost assets proved that omission was inadvertent

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