In Re Jesse H. Long, Debtor. Barclays American/business Credit, Inc. v. Jesse H. Long

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• holding that where an individual's relationship with a creditor inherently was more contractual than fiduciary, the exception to dischargeability cannot apply
• holding that for purposes of § 523(a)(4) fraud or defalcation exception, fiduciary capacity must arise from express trust, not constructive trust or mere contractual relationship
• holding that where an individual’s relationship with a creditor inherently was more contractual than fiduciary, the exception to dischargeability cannot apply
• holding that where an individual’s relationship with a creditor inherently was more contractual than fiduciary, the exception to dischargeability cannot apply
• holding that for purposes of § 523(a)(4) fraud or defalcation exception, fiduciary capacity must arise from express trust, not constructive trust or mere contractual relationship
• holding that for purposes of § 523(a)(4) fraud or defalcation exception, fiduciary capacity must arise from express trust, not constructive trust or mere contractual relationship

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