In the Matter of Charles Moore Bardwell, Jr., Bankrupts. Highland Village Bank v. Charles Moore Bardwell, Jr.

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• finding that a spouse who signed a fraudulent financial statement after having “glanced at it briefly” and who relied on her attorney husband for the correctness of the statement, did not have the requisite, culpable intent necessary to support the denial of her discharge
• “Obtaining credit by a materially false financial statement will prevent bankruptcy discharge if the bankrupt either had actual knowledge of the falsity of the statement or demonstrated reckless indifference to the accuracy of the facts stated therein.”

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