Mester v. Brevard (In Re Brevard)

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• noting circumstances in which courts have held a creditor’s reliance to be unreasonable including, inter alia, “where the creditor’s investigation of the statement suggests its falsity or incompleteness” (emphasis omitted)
• noting circumstances in which courts have held a creditor’s reliance to be unreasonable including, inter alia, “where the creditor’s investigation of the statement suggests its falsity or incompleteness” (emphasis omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).