Hartford Casualty Insurance v. Food Barn Stores, Inc. (In Re Food Barn Stores, Inc.)

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• maintaining that mistakes caused by the ignorance or misapplication of the law, such as unfamiliarity with bankruptcy, are not excusable neglect
• maintaining that mistakes caused by the ignorance or misapplication of the law, such as unfamiliarity with bankruptcy, are not excusable neglect
• noting that the burden of demonstrating to the bankruptcy court that excusable neglect exists is on the movant
• noting that “unfamiliarity with bankruptcy and reliance upon the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure is not excusable neglect”
• maintaining that mistakes caused by the ignorance or misapplication of the law, such as unfamiliarity with bankruptcy, are not excusable neglect
• noting that the burden of demonstrating to the bankruptcy court that excusable neglect exists is on the movant

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