In Re James D. Kennedy, Jr., Debtor. Alan D. Cowen and Josephine Cowen v. James D. Kennedy, Jr.

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• allowing bankruptcy court to adjudicate issues of liability and damages in addi- tion to determining dischargeability of debt where there was no prior state court judgement fixing liability
• “the bankruptcy court acted within its jurisdiction in entering a monetary judgment against Kennedy in conjunction with a finding that the debt was non-discharge-able”
• “We have long held that the Bankruptcy 21 Court has jurisdiction to enter a monetary judgment on a disputed state law claim in the course of 22 making a determination that a debt is nondsichargeable.”
• intent to 16 deceive under § 523(a)(2)(A) is a question of fact
• “Intent to defraud [under § 523(a)(2)(A)] is a question of fact.”
• as amended through date of repeal

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