Dove-Nation v. eCast Settlement Corp. (In Re Dove-Nation)

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• concluding that claimant complied substantially with rules by identifying the claims, attaching summaries of claims, providing explanations why additional documentation was not attached, and providing instructions to request additional documentation if desired
• concluding that claimant complied substantially with rules by identifying the claims, attaching summaries of claims, providing explanations why additional documentation was not attached, and providing instructions to request additional documentation if desired
• Observing that the substantive basis for the objection to proof of claim must be described clearly in the trustee’s objection.
• rejecting the argument that claims may be objected to as tardy as such a basis is not enumerated in Section 502(b
• stating that debt- or conceded that none of the § 502(b) enumerated reasons were applicable and holding that claim must be allowed and that Code cannot be modified by Rules providing debtor with additional grounds to object to claim under Rule 3001(a)
• “Even if the proofs of claim are not entitled to prima facie validity, they are some evidence of the Claimant’s claims.”

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