Aboody v. United States (In Re Aboody)

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• holding that the excusable neglect standard for allowing untimely proofs of claim does not apply in chapter 13 cases
• noting that notwithstanding strict application of the limits and duties imposed on creditors by the Bankruptcy Code and the Rules, proceedings in bankruptcy cases are subject to the requirements of due process under the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution
• discussing Pioneer and explaining that excusable neglect standard “should logically be inapplicable to the filing of a proof of claim in Chapter 13” cases
• refusing to apply doctrine of excusable neglect in a chapter 13 case
• “ ‘Governmental entities are entitled to whatever statutory due process a given legislative scheme provides.’ ”
• “Governmental entities are entitled to whatever statutory due process a given legislative scheme provides.”

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