Heath v. American Express Travel Related Services Co. (In Re Heath)

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• holding that Section 502(b) establishes the grounds for disallowance of a claim and non-compliance with Bankruptcy Rules, including Rule 3001(c), is not one of the statutory grounds
• recognizing that “bankruptcy schedules can constitute admissions under Fed. R. 24 Evid. 801(d)(2)”
• explaining that a failure to comply with Rule 3001 results in the creditor's proof of claim not being prima facie evidence of the claim's validity and amount
• explaining that a failure to comply with Rule 3001 results in the creditor’s proof of claim not being prima facie evidence of the claim’s validity and amount
• Observing that the substantive basis for the objection to proof of claim must be described clearly in the trustee’s objection.
• noting that even if a substantive factual dispute is brought by objector, proof of claim not entitled to prima facie validity may have some evidentiary weight

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