Stathopoulos v. Bostrom (In Re Bostrom)

How courts have described this case

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• noting that not every item of property must be scheduled and valued or each liability described with “arithmetic precision”
• finding that the debtors’ failure to disclose three parcels of real property in Florida, a fur coat, three television sets, a stereo system, and substantial income constituted grounds for denial of their discharge
• finding that the debtors’ failure to disclose three parcels of real property in Florida, a fur coat, three television sets, a stereo system, and substantial income constituted grounds for denial of their discharge
• inferring intent where debtors were “intelligent, experienced and articulate business people who knew their personal and business situation”
• a court is not required to make the debtor’s case for him

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).