Matter of Beaubouef

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• holding \[a]n implied amendment of the pleadings will not be permitted where it results in substantial prejudice to a party\
• upholding finding that debtor had requisite intent to deceive where debtor’s schedules contained multiple falsehoods, and debtor did not remedy falsehoods when he filed amended schedules
• “False oaths sufficient to justify the denial of discharge include ... a false statement or omission in the debtor’s schedules”
• “It makes no difference that [the debtor] does not intend to injure his creditors when he makes a false statement. Creditors are entitled to judge for themselves what will benefit, and what will prejudice, them.”

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