In Re Diorio, Bankrupt, Philip A. Diorio, Bankrupt v. Kreisler-Borg Construction Co., Objecting Creditor

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• quoted in Jordan v. Bren (In re Bren), 122 Fed. Appx. 285, 289, 2005 WL 176232, at (8th Cir. 2005) (Smith, J., dissenting)
• \Successful administration of the Bankruptcy Act hangs heavily on the veracity of statements made by the bankrupt. ... [R]eckless indifference to the truth ... is the equivalent of fraud.\
• “Successful administration of the Bankruptcy Act hangs heavily on the veracity of statements made by the bankrupt .... [R]eckless indifference to the truth ... is the equivalent of fraud.”
• “Successful administration of the Bankruptcy Act hangs heavily on the veracity of statements made by the Bankrupt. . . . [R]eckless indifference to the truth . . . is the equivalent of fraud.”
• “Successful administration of the Bankruptcy Act hangs heavily on the veracity of statements made by the Bankrupt. . . . [R]eckless indifference to the truth . . . is the equivalent of fraud.”
• addressing claim under § 523(a)(2)(B)

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