Mega Marts, Inc. v. Trevisan (In Re Trevisan)

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• noting the risk that the plaintiff obtained entry of default because of the debtor’s inability to defend against the nondischargeability action
• “Presentation of an NSF check alone simply does not constitute nondischargeable false representation.”
• “Proof of intent for purposes of § 523(a)(2)(A

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