In Re Alberto Obed Miera, Jr. Neil K. Johnson v. Alberto Obed Miera, Jr.

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• holding that punitive damages, which ai-e based on the same underlying action justifying nondischarge-ability of compensatory damages, are likewise nondischargeable
• holding that punitive damages, which are based on the same underlying action justifying nondischargeability of compensatory damages, are likewise nondischargeable
• noting that willful and malicious are distinct elements of the § 523(a)(6) exception to discharge
• noting that willful and malicious are distinct elements of the § 523(a)(6) exception
• “The language of section 523(a)(6) is directed at the nature of the conduct which gives rise to the debt, rather than the nature of the debt.”
• “The language of section 523(a)(6) is directed at the nature of the conduct which gives rise to the debt, rather than the nature of the debt.”

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