Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 96,415 Capri Optics Profit Sharing v. Digital Equipment Corporation

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• no duty to disclose material internal information unless failure to disclose renders \what was said [at an earlier time] to be misleading\
• “It is not enough that the trustee learns of the property through other means; the property must be scheduled pursuant to section 521(1).”
• in light of the seasonal nature of business, the alleged “order decline” should not be measured by comparing orders from “adjoining quarter[s],” but rather, should be measured on a year-over-year basis only

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