Cohen v. Olbur (In Re Olbur)

How courts have described this case

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• inferring intent where debtor was a “well-educated businessman ... acquainted with financial matters”
• deeming sufficient debtor’s credible testimony about loss of contents of safe deposit box
• inferring intent where the debtor was a \well-educated businessman ... acquainted with financial matters\
• “a debtor should not be deprived of a discharge merely because he can no longer explain (or can explain but cannot document) a loss of assets years before the bankruptcy.”

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