Brunner v. New York State Higher Education Services Corp. (In Re Brunner)

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• noting that circumstances that would satisfy the second prong \have been found most frequently as a result of illness... a lack of usable job skills... the existence of a large number of dependents... or a combination of these\
• relying on the Commission’s report and its belief that the “undue hardship” test looks at what the “debtor could reasonably be expected to receive in the future”
• noting that circumstances that would satisfy the second prong “have been found most frequently as a result of illness ... a lack of usable job skills ... the existence of a large number of dependents ... or a combination of these”
• noting that circumstances that would satisfy the second prong “have been found most frequently as a result of illness ... a lack of usable job skills ... the existence of a large number of dependents ... or a combination of these”
• relying on Report of the Commission on the Bankruptcy Laws of the United States, House Doc. No. 93-187, Pt. I, 93d Cong., 1st Sess. (1973)
• relying on the Commission’s report and its belief that the “undue hardship” test looks at what the “debtor could reasonably be expected to receive in the future”

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