First Deposit National Bank v. Pursley (In Re Pursley)

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• holding that proof that at the time the debt- or used the credit card he knew or should have known that he would be unable to repay the charges incurred constitutes false pretenses, a false representation or actual fraud
• couple with $15 per month left after expenses could not reasonably have intended to repay $5,000 credit card advance
• following the “implied representation” theory

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