In Johnson v. Trust Co. Bank 223 Ga. App. 650 (478 S.E.2d 629) the plaintiff filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy but did not list a claim he had against Trust Company Bank in his schedule of assets, even though he had informed his attorney and the bankruptcy trustee of the claim, and the claim was listed in the statement of affairs. When the plaintiff became aware that his potential claim against the bank was not in the asset schedule, he sought and was granted permission from bankruptcy court to reopen his bankruptcy case and to amend his asset schedule to include the claim. The Court held that under the circumstances he did not intentionally attempt to manipulate and deceive the court system and that because he amended the bankruptcy schedules, he gained no unfair advantage in bankruptcy court. Accordingly, judicial estoppel did not bar his claim. Id. at 651-652.