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S.D. New York· 12/16/2004

In Re Brill

Citations

  • 318 B.R. 49
  • 2004 Bankr. LEXIS 2152
  • 2004 WL 2904903

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  • “an intention to pay ... is all that need be shown in order to satisfy section 17-101”
  • creditor “[did] not allege or prove that [d]ebtor became able to pay at any time,” when the condition precedent was debtor’s ability to pay
  • “A challenged claim will not be allowed by the bankruptcy court if the claim is barred by the applicable statute of limitations.”
  • “When the debtor acknowledges the existence of the debt to a stranger, the acknowledgment will be effective if it appears that it was the intention of the debtor that the acknowledgment should be communicated to and should influence the creditor.”
  • awarding attorney's fees for time spent objecting to stale claims

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Judges: Cecelia Morris

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