Student Loan From Fraudulent Closed School Remains Undischarged
A student loan tied to a deceptive and now-closed educational institution was not discharged under borrower defense provisions. Victims of predatory schools continue to carry loan debt despite eligibility for discharge. Highlights systemic failures in the borrower defense to repayment process.
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