First National Bank Dayton v. Breen (In Re Breen)

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• which suggests that the creditor has an affirmative duty to investigate beyond the financial statement even without any “warning signs.”
• which suggests that the creditor has an affirmative duty to investigate even without “warning signs”
• for reliance to be reasonable, cannot rely merely on debtor’s statement

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