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E.D. Wisconsin· 8/10/2018

Heinrich v. Bagg (In re Bagg)

Citations

  • 589 B.R. 650

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  • finding injury in judgments for tortious interference with contract and tortious unlawful harvesting of timber
  • describing three possible outcomes from the debtors’ actions, only one of which would have resulted in a wrongful injury to the creditor, meaning that injury was not substantially certain to occur
  • debt reduced to judgment in state court for tortiously interfering with his neighbor's contract to sell property and unlawfully harvesting neighbor's timber was dischargeable

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