Gertsch v. Johnson & Johnson, Finance Corp. (In Re Gertsch)

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• noting that, where the tentative is necessary to understanding the final ruling, it must be included in the excerpts of record
• noting that, where the tentative is necessary to understanding the final ruling, it must be included in the excerpts of record
• adopting the elements 12 required under the companion section 523(a)(2)(A), with the 13 additional and obvious requirement that the alleged fraud stem 14 from a false statement in writing
• “[W]hen there is evidence of materially fraudulent statements, little investigation is required for a creditor to have reasonably relied on the representations.”

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