Warchol v. Barry (In Re Barry)

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• stating that where record disclosed not only plethora of factors from which intent to hinder or delay may be inferred, but a series of transfers as well, finding of intent was warranted
• “Objections to discharge should be ‘narrowly construed in furtherance of the Bankruptcy Code’s fresh start policy and the claimant must show that its claim comes squarely within an objection enumerated in Bankruptcy Code § 727[ ].’ ”

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