Town of Skaneateles v. Scott (In Re Scott)

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• holding that debtor’s use of a camper on the property for two days without ordinary necessities did not clearly constitute regular occupancy
• finding debtor did not have the intent to reside at vacant land located in Skaneateles, NY when (i
• rejecting exemption on other grounds but acknowledging that mobile home would have fallen within exemption statute
• Debtor testifying that if the water were turned on she could live at the Property
• Mr. Orser testifying that he was first in the home in July 2013 to investigate the possibility of repairs
• “It is well-settled that the failure to disclose an asset’s existence is almost always material, given the need for creditors to accurately identify and inventory the debtor’s property.”

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