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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
KEITEL v. HEUBELCalifornia Court of Appeal
Bankruptcy Law, Civil Procedure, SanctionsAutomatic stay resulting from the filing of a bankruptcy petition does not preclude appellate court from imposing sanctions on party and/or counsel... |
05/22/2002 | A095703 |
BURNES v. PEMCO AEROPLEX, INC.United States Eleventh Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Civil Procedure, Civil Rights, Labor & Employment LawFailure to disclose employment discrimination claims in a concurrent bankruptcy proceeding will judicially estop an employee's monetary damages claims... |
05/20/2002 | 01-13865 |
CARRILLO v. SUUnited States Ninth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Injury & Tort LawIn determining non-dischargeability of a debt under 11 U.S.C. section 523(a)(6), the proper inquiry is whether the injury underlying the judgment... |
05/20/2002 | 01-55656 |
BLACKWELL v. LURIEUnited States Eighth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Civil ProcedureBankruptcy Appellate Panel's ruling remanding case to the bankruptcy court was not a final appealable order because it required the bankruptcy court... |
05/15/2002 | 01-1838 |
SPENCER v. BOGDANOVICHUnited States Second Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Injury & Tort LawIn light of uncertainty as to whether some misrepresentations made by bankruptcy debtors satisfy the nondischargeability exception for fraudulent... |
05/15/2002 | 01-5007 |
ZURN v. BOTTIUnited States Seventh Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Civil Procedure, Injury & Tort LawA federal district court has no jurisdiction to reopen a bankruptcy proceeding to order the return of money that had been paid under a reorganization... |
05/15/2002 | 01-2930 |
IN RE PITTSBURGH & LAKE ERIE PROP., INC.United States Third Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Injury & Tort Law, TransportationFormer railroad employees' personal injury claims against a rail company were not entitled to priority under 11 U.S.C. section 1171, as administrative... |
05/14/2002 | 01-1774 |
MOSS v. BLOCKUnited States Eighth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Civil ProcedureBankruptcy court had authority under 11 U.S.C. section 105(a) to accept an untimely complaint where untimeliness was due to the court's own error. |
05/10/2002 | 01-3531, 01-3532 |
MCGHAN v. RUTZUnited States Ninth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Civil Procedure, Debt CollectionState courts lack 1) jurisdiction to determine whether a listed and scheduled creditor received adequate notice of discharge proceedings and 2)... |
05/07/2002 | 99-56956 |
IN RE: CALORE EXPRESS CO., INC.United States First Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Civil ProcedureA creditor in bankruptcy proceedings may waive a right of setoff expressly, or by implication where the creditor's conduct fairly demonstrates intent... |
05/02/2002 | 01-1464 |
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