Yules v. Gillis (In Re Gillis)

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• “Section 727(d)(1) allows a court to revoke discharge if . . . the fraud, if known, would have resulted in denial of discharge under § 727(a). See 11 U.S.C. § 727(d)(1
• bankruptcy court order determining debt to be nondischargeable is final order

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