Bankr. L. Rep. P 74,571 in Re Judy L. Dewalt, Debtor. Manufacturers Hanover, Fka Finance One of California, Inc. v. Judy L. Dewalt

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• holding that creditors knowledge of bankruptcy proceeding gained seven-days before bar date was insufficient! “time for ... timely filing” within the meaning of section 523(a)(3)(B)
• concluding that the statutorily required notice had not been timely provided where the secretary of the debtor’s counsel gave the creditor’s counsel actual notice of the bankruptcy fil- ing seven calendar days before the claims bar date
• thirty-day 12 notice provision of Rule 4007(c) provides a guide to the minimum 13 time within which it is reasonable to expect a creditor to act
• in most cases, at least thirty days’ notice to creditor is necessary and sufficient to satisfy § 523(a)(3)(B); notice supplied seven days prior to bar date is insufficient
• in most cases, at least thirty days’ notice to creditor is necessary and sufficient to satisfy § 523(a)(3)(B); notice supplied seven days prior to bar date is insufficient
• at least thirty days’ notice, in most cases, required

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