Fabrizio v. U.S. Department of Education Borrower Services Department Direct Loans (In Re Fabrizio)

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• “in deciding summary judgment motions, unsubstantiated arguments made in briefs or at oral argument do not constitute evidence for purposes of consideration”
• \the simple fact that the debtor will have to pay his educational loans later into life is merely a consequence of his decision to incur debt for educational purposes during his thirties\

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