In Re Richard W. Candland, Debtor. Richard W. Candland v. Insurance Company of North America

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• holding that a statement is materially false if it “would affect the creditor’s decision[-]making process”
• instructing that whether there was a 19 misrepresentation is a question of fact for the bankruptcy court 20 reviewed on appeal for clear error.
• instructing that whether there was a 19 misrepresentation is a question of fact for the bankruptcy court 20 reviewed on appeal for clear error.
• stating that material misrepresentations, for purposes of Section 523(a)(2)(B), are defined as “substantial inaccuracies of the type which would generally affect a lender’s or guarantor’s decision”
• stating that material misrepresentations, for purposes of Section 523(a)(2)(B), are defined as “substantial inaccuracies of the type which would generally affect a lender’s or guarantor’s decision”
• material misrepresentations are substantial inaccuracies of the type which would generally affect a lender’s decision

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