· 11/12/1997
First Bank Investors' Trust, Creditor-Appellant v. Tarkio College, Debtor-Appellee
Citations
- 129 F.3d 471
- 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 31783
- 31 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 910
- 1997 WL 700497
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- calculating the interest of a note at the contract rate negates an inference of intent to charge at the default interest rate
- calculating the interest of a note at the contract rate negates an inference of intent to charge at the default interest rate
- appellate court ordinarily will not consider issues not presented to the bankruptcy court in the first instance
- appellate court ordinarily will not consider issues not presented to bankruptcy court in first instance
- “Any unpaid balance remaining under the note after the maturity date of July 1, 1995, or after acceleration of the loan by First Bank would accrue interest at a ‘post-maturity rate’ of sixteen percent per year.”
- appellate court does not consider issues not presented to bankruptcy court
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Judges: Bowman, Henley, Circuit-Judge, Arnold
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