Bengt Norsson lives in Toronto. He works as a carpenter and drives his truck to work at
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Bengt Norsson lives in Toronto. He works as a carpenter and drives his truck to work at various sites every day. Unfortunately, he does not really like his job and gambles on the side. Bengt gambled away thousands of dollars recently and is contemplating an assignment in bankruptcy. If he does make an assignment, will he lose everything?
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