· 7/13/2004
United States Trustee v. Eppers (In Re Eppers)
Citations
- 311 B.R. 826
- 2004 Bankr. LEXIS 951
- 2004 WL 1586852
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- scheduling property at value of $1 when just months prior debtor was in negotiations to sell property at estimated $20,000 profit was misleading and inexcusable
- granting revocation of discharge where the debtor inaccurately described and valued her interest in real property on her Schedules
- finding a determination that a statement is false is insufficient to bar discharge; the debtor must know of its falsity and intentionally misstate facts in the statements and schedules
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Judges: Mark B. McFeeley
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