In Re Hewlett E. Morris, Jr., A/K/A H. Edward Morris, Debtor-Appellee

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• creditor’s vice president testified that he had “reservations” about Morris’s honesty, and the parties’ past experience gave the creditor reason to doubt the debtor’s representations
• district court did not err in finding creditor did not reasonably rely after creditors all admitted to not believing representations in debtor’s affidavits but not investigating further

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