· 9/20/2001
Bank of America v. Jarczyk
Citations
- 268 B.R. 17
- 2001 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 16868
- 2001 WL 1241310
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- Finding that the issuance of a credit card does not create a binding contract because it can be unilaterally changed and may be withdrawn at any time
- summary judgment for debtor reversed where debtor charged over $7,000 in six months before filing for bankruptcy
- summary judgment for debtor reversed where debtor charged over $7,000 in six months before filing for bankruptcy
- summary judgment for debtor reversed where debtor charged over $7,000 in just over six months before filing for bankruptcy
- “a complete lack of ability to repay is one factor that may be considered in determining the debtor’s subjective state of mind at the time of credit card usage”
- summary judgment for debtor reversed where debt- or charged over $7,000 in six months before filing for bankruptcy
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