In Re Frank Schifano, Debtor. Alfred Razzaboni and Henry Razzaboni v. Frank Schifano

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• concluding that records preserved must reasonably allow court and parties to ascertain accurate picture of debtor’s financial affairs
• concluding that records preserved must reasonably allow court and parties to ascertain accurate picture of debtor’s financial affairs
• summary judgment for debtor reversed because there was a material question of fact whether debtor’s failure to maintain bank records made it impossible to ascertain financial transactions
• “The non-moving party must show more than conclusory allegations, improbable inferences or unsupported speculation to establish genuine issues of material fact. Competent evidence is required.”
• “The non-moving party must show more than conclusory allegations, improbable inferences or unsupported speculation to establish genuine issues of material fact. Competent evidence is required.”
• “Under § 727(a)(3), a creditor need not prove a fraudulent intent, but only that the debtor unreasonably failed to maintain sufficient records to adequately ascertain his financial situation.”

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