Dakota Wesleyan University v. Nelson (In Re Nelson)

How courts have described this case

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• holding that charges for 19 “tuition, room and board, and other services” incurred by student debtor on an open account “cannot be categorized as an ‘educational benefit overpayment’ or as a ‘loan.’”
• “[T]he University’s choice to allow [the debtor] to continue to attend classes without signing a note or making payment cannot amount to a loan ....”
• the university's choice to allow a debtor to continue to attend classes without signing a note or making payments cannot amount to a loan or an educational benefit overpayment
• “[T]he University’s choice to allow [the debtor] to continue to attend classes without signing a note or making payment cannot amount to a loan. . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).