Womble v. Pher Partners (In Re Womble)

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• stating that “one of these factors may be sufficient to find actual fraudulent intent; an accumulation of several such factors strongly indicates that the debtor possessed the requisite intent”
• affirming bankruptcy court's determination that § 727(a)(2) is subject to equitable tolling

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).