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B is corrent because when a debtor is granted a discharge in a bankruptcy proceeding, most of the debtor’s debts are discharged. However, certain of the debtor’s obligations are not discharged. Tint’s claim is an example of a nondischargeable debt because Aker obtained credit from Tint through the use of false information. Such debts are not dischargeable.
A is incorrect because Aker’s misrepresentations to Tint constitutes an action which is not sufficient to bar Aker from a general discharge.
C is incorrect because Tint’s claim will not be discharged in Aker’s bankruptcy proceeding.
D is incorrect because Tint’s claim is not a preference. A preference is defined as a transfer of property to a creditor in satisfaction of an antecedent debt made within 90 days prior to the filing of the bankruptcy petition while the debtor is insolvent in the bankruptcy sense.