Opinion ID: 508215
Heading Depth: 2
Heading Rank: 3

Heading: Gonzales and Gertrude's

Text: 22 Appellants argue that the bankruptcy court erred in allowing the trustee to recover on an accounts receivable ledger for Gonzales and Gertrude's which was not shown to exist by the trustee. The only evidence of a Gonzales and Gertrude's ledger came from the debtor's president, Kenneth Eads and his testimony was vague, inconsistent, equivocal, and unsubstantiated, appellants argue. 23 Appellants argument amounts to nothing more than an attempt to reargue facts decided by the bankruptcy court. Eads should not be believed, but oddly on this issue the trustee's accountant, Mr. Kitchens should be, the argument goes. We are not persuaded. Factual determinations made by a bankruptcy court will not be disturbed unless clearly erroneous, In re Reid, 757 F.2d 230, 233 (10th Cir.1985), and appellants have not proved that an error has been made.