S.D. New York· 2/26/1988
In Re Bennett
Citations
- 83 B.R. 248
- 1988 Bankr. LEXIS 2666
- 1988 WL 15202
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- holding that debtor presented sufficient evidence to rebut the prima facie validity of claimant’s claim and that claimant failed to prove claim by a preponderance of credible evidence
- holding that debtor presented sufficient evidence to rebut the prima facie validity of claimant’s claim and that claimant failed to prove claim by a preponderance of credible evidence
- holding that debtor presented sufficient evidence to rebut the prima facie validity of claimant’s claim and that claimant failed to prove claim by a preponderance of credible evidence
- holding that debtor presented sufficient evidence to rebut the prima facie validity of claimant’s claim and that claimant failed to prove claim by a preponderance of credible evidence
- holding that debtor presented sufficient evidence to rebut the prima facie validity of claimant’s claim and that claimant failed to prove claim by a preponderance of credible evidence
- holding that debtor presented sufficient evidence to rebut the prima facie validity of claimant’s claim and that claimant failed to prove claim by a preponderance of credible evidence
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Judges: Howard Schwartzberg
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- In Re Benjamin Pierce Simmons, Bankrupt. Benjamin Pierce Simmons v. J.T. SavellFifth Circuit· 1985-07-19· cited 288×
- In Re Gorgeous Blouse Co.S.D. New York· 1952-07-24· cited 23×
- Matter of Georg Jensen, Inc.S.D. New York· 1979-10-17· cited 11×
- Matter of Anchorage Boat Sales, Inc.E.D. New York· 1983-04-18· cited 10×
- In Re GreeneS.D. New York· 1987-03-04· cited 8×
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