Legal Opinion
da Silva v. Jackson (In re Jackson)
United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Massachusetts
Decided November 15, 2017No. Case No. 15-14350-MSH; Adversary Proceeding No. 16-01030PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OF DECISION
Melvin S. Hoffman, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge
The plaintiff in this adversary proceeding, Jacqueline da Silva, a creditor of Benjamin Jackson, the defendant here and the debtor in the main chapter 7 case, filed a two-count complaint seeking a judgment denying Mr. Jackson a discharge under Bankruptcy Code 727.1 In her first count Ms. da Silva claims Mr. Jackson’s discharge should be denied under Code § 727(a)(3) because he failed to keep or preserve books and records from which his financial condition might be ascertained. This I will refer to as her books and records…
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