In re Thoms, 461 B.R. 50 (Bankr. N.D. Iowa 2011)

(debtor defaulted on a purchase-and-lease-back transaction for cows and yearlings; creditor  brought proceeding to except debt from discharge based on “willful and malicious injury” alleging debtor and his father conspired to trick creditor out of his money; court held that the improprieties of the transaction upon which the creditor based his allegations were apparently due to failure to address the specifics in the original agreement, lack of adequate recordkeeping by the debtor, and poor communications between the parties following the default rather than a willful intent to harm the plaintiff.)