Sherwood Fine Art, Inc. v. Burrik (In Re Burrik)

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• holding that debtor’s negligent failure to retrieve business records from computers before they were sold off did not provide legal justification for failure to preserve adequate records for purposes of § 727(a)(3)
• denying discharge under § 727(a)(5) where the debtor failed to satisfactorily explain the disposition of $293,534 in artwork allegedly sold by his wholly owned art galleries

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