Marks v. Hentges (In Re Hentges)

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• false pretenses are “implied misrepresentations or conduct intended to create and foster a false impression.”
• false pretenses are “implied misrepresentations or conduct intended to create and foster a false impression.” (internal quotations omitted)
• “[E]mbezzlement requires proof of a defalcation or misappropriation of property by one to whom it is entrusted, plus proof of fraudulent intent.”

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