· 6/24/1992
In the Matter of Dale Leonard MARTIN, Debtor. FIRST NATIONAL BANK LaGRANGE, Appellant, v. Dale Leonard MARTIN, Appellee
Citations
- 963 F.2d 809
- 1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 14283
- 1992 WL 122852
How courts have described this case
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- affirming bankruptcy court’s determination that debtor who omitted several liabilities from financial statements, and substantially overestimated his property and net worth, did not intend to defraud creditor
- “If the bankruptcy judge finds one version of events more credible than other versions, [the reviewing court] is in no position to dispute the finding.”
- “If the bankruptcy judge finds one version of events more credible than other versions, this Court is in no position to dispute the finding.”
- bankruptcy judge had occasion to observe Martin and listen to his testimony, which necessarily includes the oppor- tunity to study any changes in both his demeanor and tone of voice
- bankruptcy judge had occasion to observe Martin and listen to his testimony, which necessarily includes the oppor- tunity to study any changes in both his demeanor and tone of voice
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Judges: Williams, Wiener, Little
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