Manufacturers Hanover Trust v. Dougherty (In Re Dougherty)

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• noting that \whether the purchases were made for luxuries or necessities\ is among objective factors to be considered
• noting that “whether the purchases were made for luxuries or necessities” is among objective factors to be considered
• noting that “the number of charges,” “the amount of the charges,” “whether the charges exceeded the credit limit of the account,” and “whether there were multiple charges on the same day” are among objective factors to be considered
• noting that “the financial condition of the debtor when charges were made,” “whether the debtor was employed,” “the financial sophistication of the debtor,” and “whether the debtor’s spending habits suddenly changed” are among objective factors to be considered

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).