Rupert v. Krautheimer (In Re Krautheimer)

How courts have described this case

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• reasoning that a bankruptcy court has the “broad ability and obligation to review all material in the record of relevance to the dischargeability of a debt”
• reasoning that a bankruptcy court has the “broad ability and obligation to review all material in the record of relevance to the dischargeability of a debt”
• court must satisfy itself by scrutinizing entire record of prior proceeding

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