Q: What comes under 727—Discharge?
727—Discharge. Once creditor’s claims have been paid to the extent that they can be in liquidation, the debtor will have all remaining debts discharged.
(i) (c)—the trustee, creditor or US trustee can object to discharge.
(ii) (d)—discharge can be revoked. (e) provides time limits on such revocation.
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