Carrigg v. Carrigg (In Re Carrigg)

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• because “the effect of the filing of bankruptcy is not [often] in contemplation when the decree is drafted[,] . . . [t]o hold the parties to the terms of a contract might often ignore the true nature of the debt.”

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