In Re: Mary Jo Hixon, Debtor. Fred Charles Moon, Chapter 7 Trustee v. Mark R. Anderson, Mary Jo Hixon

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• holding that deference is given to the bankruptcy court to weigh credibility findings
• \[E]ven greater deference to the bankruptcy court's factual findings is necessary where ... the findings call for an assessment of witness credibility and where the record contains no contradictory documents or objective evidence.\
• “[E]ven greater deference to the bankruptcy court’s factual findings is necessary where . . . the findings call for an assessment of witness credibility and where the record contains no contradictory documents or objective evidence.”
• “[Where] the evidence presented in the record could be susceptible to differing interpretations, we may not hold that the bankruptcy court’s chosen interpretation is clearly erroneous where there is more than one permissible view of the evidence.”
• “[Where] the evidence presented in the record could be susceptible to differing interpretations, we may not hold that the bankruptcy court’s chosen interpretation is clearly erroneous where there is more than one permissible view of the evidence.”

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