E.D. Virginia· 2/23/1998
In Re Herndon
Citations
- 218 B.R. 821
- 1998 Bankr. LEXIS 310
- 1998 WL 127409
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- dismissing Chapter 13 case for cause after finding bad faith where the case was essentially a two-party dispute and where the debtor filed the case on the eve of a state court lawsuit which was brought by the only genuine creditor
- dismissing chapter 13 case for cause after finding bad faith where the case was essentially a two-party dispute and where the debtor filed the case on the eve of a state court lawsuit which was brought by the only genuine creditor
- “The debtor’s proposed 36 month chapter 13 plan will pay a relatively small six percent of the embezzlement claim. Such a nominal payment on a potentially nondischargeable claim is evidence of bad faith.”
- “The debtor’s proposed 36 month chapter 13 plan will pay a relatively small six percent of the embezzlement claim. Such a nominal payment on a potentially nondischargeable claim is evidence of bad faith.”
- identifying bad faith as grounds for dismissal
- identifying bad faith as grounds for dismissal
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8 cases in this archive cite this case.
- In Re UzaldinE.D. Virginia· 2009-08-07· cited 17×
- Stevenson v. TND Homes I, LP (In re Stevenson)First Circuit· 2018-04-30· cited 16×
- In Re HavnerM.D. North Carolina· 2006-01-04· cited 12×
- In re ColstonW.D. Virginia· 2015-10-14· cited 12×
- Glassman v. Feldman (In re Feldman)E.D. New York· 2019-02-26· cited 11×
- In Re BallM.D. North Carolina· 2006-01-25· cited 4×
- In re WhiteE.D. Virginia· 2015-12-10· cited 3×
- In Re MoroneyE.D. Virginia· 2005-06-08· cited 2×
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