Bottari v. Baiata (In Re Baiata)

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• Regardless of proof of injuries to property, their willful and malicious character could not be established when the plaintiff ‘failed to call any of the workman who caused the damage to testify to their intent.’
• burden of proof for § 523 action is preponderance of evidence
• preponderance of the evidence standard applied in a discharge case
• Regardless of proof of injuries to property, their willful and malicious character could not be established when the plaintiff “failed to call any of the workman who caused the damage to testify as to their intent.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).