Debts that result from liabilities for obtaining money by false pretenses or false representations are generally dischargeable in bankruptcy.

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Debts that result from liabilities for obtaining money by false pretenses or false representations are considered non-dischargeable in bankruptcy according to Section 523(a)(2) of the Bankruptcy Code.

Debts That Result from Liabilities for Obtaining Money by False