In Re: Claude Dennis Pitner, Debtor. Martha Smith v. Claude D. Pitner

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• “It has been a general rule that liabilities arising from [] battery are considered as founded on willful and malicious injuries”
• “[m]alice may be inferred from the use of a deadly weapon” where creditor accidentally shot by debtor during barroom altercation
• jury verdict finding that debtor deliberately shot and killed plaintiff’s husband with intent to injure or kill, and not in self-defense, satisfied elements of “willful and malicious” under Section 523(a)(6)

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