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If a creditor owns a debt that is provable and nondischargeable, he or she _____. may...

If a creditor owns a debt that is provable and nondischargeable, he or she _____.

may participate in the distribution of the debtor's estate

can recover only the money provided by the bankrupt's discharge

must not enter into any voluntary agreement with the debtor for discharge of the debt

needs court approval for reaffirmation of loans
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The correct option is A. may participate in the distribution of the debtor's estate

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