Olympic Coast Investment, Inc. v. Wright (In Re Wright)

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• explaining that an omission can be material “‘if the omission adversely effects the trustee’s or creditor’s ability to ... fully investigate the debtor’s pre-bankruptcy dealing and financial condition.’ ”
• finding that objectors failed to meet their burden under § 727(a)(3

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