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BANKS v. GILL DISTRIBUTION CTRS., INC.United States Ninth Circuit
Bankruptcy LawA valid state law claim need not be reduced to a pre-petition judgment to be non-dischargeable in bankruptcy. |
08/15/2001 | 00-55339 |
US v. TRANSP. ADMIN. SERV.United States Eighth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Government ContractsFailure to disclose potential qui tam claim in bankruptcy filing will preempt claim after discharge in bankruptcy. |
08/14/2001 | 00-3664 |
POSS v. MORRISUnited States Sixth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Civil ProcedureWhere claimant has sufficiently clear legal issues requiring no further factual development within the Pinney Dock exception to resolve debtor's... |
08/13/2001 | 99-4454 |
IN RE: SPIGELUnited States First Circuit
Bankruptcy LawA judgement of equitable indemnity between a bankruptcy debtor and creditor under Rhode Island law may be discharged in bankruptcy under 11 USC... |
08/13/2001 | 00-9010 |
COMMODORE ELEC. LTD. v. GOULDUnited States Second Circuit
Bankruptcy LawA creditors' committee may acquire standing to pursue a debtor's claims if the committee has consent of the debtor in possession or trustee, the court... |
08/09/2001 | 00-5082 |
PEKLAR v. IKERDUnited States Ninth Circuit
Bankruptcy LawA California state civil court judgment for conversion may be discharged in bankruptcy because it does not involve "willful and malicious injury"... |
08/09/2001 | 00-55464 |
IN RE: VOUZIANASUnited States Second Circuit
Bankruptcy LawUnder section 327(a) of the Bankruptcy code, a judge can deny a trustee's designation of special counsel to represent debtor's uncollected personal... |
08/01/2001 | 00-5055 |
HICKMAN v. STATE OF TEXASUnited States Fifth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law11 USC 523(a)(7) excludes from discharge only those forfeitures imposed because of misconduct or wrongdoing by the debtor, so a debt arising from the... |
07/26/2001 | 00-10604 |
KIELISCH v. EDUC. CREDIT MGMT. CORP.United States Fourth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law11 USC 502(b)(2) does not preclude creditors from applying Chapter 13 bankruptcy estate payments to accrued postpetition interest on nondischargeable... |
07/26/2001 | 00-2187; 00-2188 |
CADLE CO. v. SCHLICHTMANNUnited States First Circuit
Bankruptcy LawA security interest in the accounts receivable of a law firm, including an account arising from a contingent fee agreement, survives the firm's... |
07/19/2001 | 00-1517 |
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