Bradley v. Barnes (In Re Bradley)

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• finding that the bankruptcy court had subject matter jurisdiction even though the bankruptcy court did not rule on the merits of the disputed debt
• “Generally, jurisdiction over bankruptcy proceedings ceases with the closing of the bankruptcy estate, but Congress has stated that in some instances jurisdiction continues after the estate is closed because the proceeding would still ‘arise under’ title 11.”

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