· 8/22/2007
Siebanoller v. Rahrig (In Re Rahrig)
Citations
- 373 B.R. 829
- 2007 WL 2407091
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- explaining that while the fraud and willful and malicious injury exceptions to discharge share the element of scienter, they apply in slightly different contexts
- explaining that while the fraud and willful and malicious injury exceptions to discharge share the element of scienter, they apply in slightly different contexts
- “the greater the extent of a debtor's performance, the less likely it will be that they possessed an intent to defraud.”
- an indicia of debtor's intent in nondischargeability proceedings based on debtor's false representations centers on whether debtor undertook any of the steps necessary to perform as promised
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Judges: Richard L. Speer
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