Matthews Construction Co. v. Brady

How courts have described this case

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• “Importantly, and in contrast to section 727(a)(2), the debtor’s intent to defraud under 727(a)(4)(A) does not need to be directed at creditors or a trustee.”
• “Debtors are not permitted to pick and choose what information is worth disclosing because this ‘would create an end-run around [the] strictly crafted system’ of bankruptcy administration.” (alteration in original
• “[T]o establish a claim 34 In substance, Plaintiffs contend that the Debtor committed perjury in the Bankruptcy Case when he testified truthfully and acknowledged that he testified falsely in the District Court Action. under Section 727(a)(4)(A

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