W.D. Missouri· 7/6/2009
In Re Johnson
Citations
- 408 B.R. 811
- 2009 Bankr. LEXIS 1903
- 2009 WL 1941731
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- noting that technically attorney’s fees should be deducted as a priority claim pursuant to § 707(b)(2)(A)(iv) even though local practice allowed the pot deduction
- denying confirmation of a Chapter 13 plan that provided for projected disposable income to be paid to priority unsecured creditors, which the court held were not “unsecured creditors” within the meaning of § 1325(b)
- denying confirmation of a Chapter 13 plan that provided for projected disposable income to be paid to priority unsecured creditors, which the court held were not “unsecured creditors” within the meaning of § 1325(b)
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Judges: Jerry W. Venters
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- United States v. Ron Pair Enterprises, Inc.Supreme Court· 1989-02-22· cited 4,657×
- United Sav. Assn. of Tex. v. Timbers of Inwood Forest Associates, Ltd.Supreme Court· 1988-01-20· cited 1,871×
- Griffin v. Oceanic Contractors, Inc.Supreme Court· 1982-06-30· cited 1,579×
- In Re HardacreN.D. Texas· 2006-03-06· cited 214×
- Coop v. Frederickson (In Re Frederickson)Eighth Circuit· 2008-10-27· cited 97×
- In Re Rufener Construction, Inc.Ninth Circuit· 1995-05-08· cited 42×
- In Re WilliamsD. Colorado· 2008-09-12· cited 40×
- In Re WilburD. Utah· 2006-06-21· cited 18×
- In Re DavisE.D. Pennsylvania· 2008-07-22· cited 16×
- In Re AmatoD. New Jersey· 2007-03-20· cited 11×
- In Re RushW.D. Missouri· 2008-04-24· cited 11×
- In Re EchemanS.D. Ohio· 2007-11-07· cited 11×
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