In Re Isaac and Jacqueline Okoreeh-Baah, Metro Employees Credit Union v. Isaac and Jacqueline Okoreeh-Baah

How courts have described this case

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• holding that deciding whether a Chapter 13 plan has been proposed in good faith “should be left to the bankruptcy court’s common sense and judgment”
• determinations of good faith “should be left simply to the bankruptcy court’s common sense and judgment”
• determinations of good faith “should be left simply to the bankruptcy court’s common sense and judgment”
• “In a good faith analysis, the infinite variety of factors facing any particular debtor must be weighed carefully.”
• “Good faith is an amorphous notion, largely defined by factual inquiry.”
• “Good faith is an amorphous notion, largely defined by factual inquiry.”

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