Turner v. JPB Enterprises, Inc. (In Re Maine Poly, Inc.)

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• stating that Maine’s UFTA requires the debtor to show the required elements of constructive fraud
• explaining that the elements of constructive fraud under both statutes “are substantially similar, although not textually identical”
• stating that - 13 - Maine's UFTA requires the debtor to show the required elements of constructive fraud
• every debtor has a continuing duty to 5 assure the accuracy and completeness of schedules, which implies a 6 duty to amend

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