Bankr. L. Rep. P 76,586 in Re James B. McNallen Debtor. Patricia McNallen Hagan v. James B. McNallen

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• indicating that answers to special verdict questions and punitive damage award established debt- or’s maliciousness
• “We conclude, however, that McNallen procedurally defaulted in raising the issue of willfulness because his trial counsel conceded the issue of willfulness before the bankruptcy court: ‘I certainly don’t dispute that [McNallen’s] actions were willful.’”
• “Collateral estoppel precludes relitigation of an issue decided previously in judicial or administrative proceedings provided the party against whom the prior decision was asserted enjoyed a full and fair opportunity to litigate that issue in an earlier proceeding.”
• judicial admissions are binding on the parties before the trial court
• judicial admissions are binding on the parties before the trial court
• judicial admissions are binding on the parties before the trial court

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