Kearns Motor Co. v. Cimino (In Re Dreiling)

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• noting that “active concealment can include efforts by the debtor and/or the defendant to mislead the trustee through false responses to discovery, or by making assurances that the subject transaction is not unusual nor suspicious.”
• diminution of value through issuance of stock “no less real” than if debtor conveyed ownership of the trustee’s stock

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).