MacDonald v. Buck (In Re Buck)

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that even “a debtor who has made no false 7 representation may nevertheless be bound by the fraud of another if a debtor is a knowing 8 and active participant in the scheme to defraud”
• “a debtor who has made no false representation may nevertheless be bound by the fraud of another if a debtor is a knowing and active participant in the scheme to defraud”
• “[A] debtor who has made no false representation may nevertheless be bound by the fraud of another if a debtor is a knowing and active participant in the scheme to defraud.”
• “[A] debtor who has made no false representation may nevertheless be bound by the fraud of another if a debtor is a knowing and active participant in the scheme to defraud.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).