Correll v. Union National Bank of Pittsburgh (In Re Correll)

How courts have described this case

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• stating that a debtor is not required to live in poverty in order to satisfy the first prong of Brunner
• where a family earns a modest income and the family budget reflects no frivolous expenditures but is still “unbalanced,” an undue hardship exists
• “Where a family earns a modest income and the family budget, which shows no unnecessary or frivolous expenditures, is still unbalanced, a hardship exists from which a debtor may be discharged of his student loan obligations.”
• same, for three sets of debtors discharged

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).