Nisselson v. Wolfson (In Re Wolfson)

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• if a debtor’s schedules reflect a reckless indifference to the truth, no further evidence of fraud need be adduced
• debtor, who was an officer, director, shareholder, consultant, and had been involved in the sales of corporations, had a greater responsibility to maintain records

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