BANKRUPTCY CODE: SECTION 727(A)(3): WHEN IS A DEBTOR'S RECORD KEEPING SUFFICIENT TO MERIT A BANKRUPTCY DISCHARGE?

[...]given the absence of the precise standards, the reviewing courts are often bound by the factual findings of the bankruptcy judge since a "clearly erroneous" standard applies to overturning any such factual findings. [...]the bankruptcy judges are left a large playing field in which th...

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Published in:Southern journal of business and ethics 2011-01, Vol.3, p.153
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Expenditures
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Gambling
Testimony
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