Spindel v. Commissioner Social Security Administration

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• holding that omissions on bankruptcy schedules and SOFA may provide a basis to deny discharge on false oath theory, but not on a § 727(a)(2) “fraudulent concealment” theory
• “The bankruptcy court must strictly construe the provisions on revocation of discharge and revoke a discharge only for reasons clearly stated in the Code.”

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