Minority Equity Capital Corp. v. Weinstein (In Re Weinstein)

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• rejecting the trial court’s conclusion under section 523(a)(2) that fraud cannot be implied from a failure to volunteer information
• rejecting the trial court’s conclusion under section 523(a)(2) that fraud cannot be implied from a failure to volunteer information
• stating where debtor was aware of false impression on part of lender and did nothing to dispel it, lender’s $100,000 over-advance guarantee was result of debtor’s false pretenses, and thus nondischargeable
• \Case law has additionally gone so far as to extend an affirmative duty to a party in a business transaction to disclose all the facts the concealment of which would mislead the other side.\
• \Case law has additionally gone so far as to extend an affirmative duty to a party in a business transaction to disclose all the facts the concealment of which would mislead the other side.\

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