· 3/30/1999
Andresen v. Nebraska Student Loan Program, Inc. (In Re Andresen)
Citations
- 232 B.R. 127
- 41 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 1147
- 1999 Bankr. LEXIS 299
- 1999 WL 179132
How courts have described this case
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- noting that Bankruptcy Code permits courts to analyze each loan separately under § 523(a)(8)
- recognizing trial court’s “judicial discretion within the confines of defining and determining undue hardship”
- affirming decision that the discharge operated on two of the debtor’s three individual student loans by reason of the undue hardship provision of § 523(a)(8)
- “[I]f Congress had intended revision or partial discharge to be options for the court to consider under § 523(a)(8
- express wording of Bankruptcy Code mandates an undue hardship evaluation for each individual educational loan obligation
- criticizing “partial discharge” theory without deciding the issue
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Judges: Kressel, Schermer, Dreher
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