Austin v. Beard

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• holding that the fact that defendants sued plaintiff personally, rather than his corporate identities, did not turn commercial debts into consumer debts
• finding no bad faith where pro se plaintiff served summons three days late, commenting that instead of seeking to quash service, the defendants could have simply moved to extend the time to answer
• hold- ing that the fact that defendants sued plaintiff personally, rather than his corporate identities, did not turn commercial debts into consumer debts

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