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Ninth Circuit· 3/28/1985

In Re Johnson

Citations

  • 756 F.2d 738
  • 12 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 573
  • 1985 U.S. App. LEXIS 29854
  • 13 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 431

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  • stating that the “validity of the claim or contract underlying the claim is not litigated during the hearing”
  • \Hearings on relief from the automatic stay are thus handled in a summary fashion. The validity of the claim or contract underlying the claim is not litigated during the hearing.\
  • “Hearings on relief from stay are thus 12 handled in a summary fashion. The validity of the claim or contract underlying the claim is not litigated during 13 the hearing.”
  • “Hearings 15 on relief from stay are thus handled in a summary fashion. The 16 validity of the claim or contract underlying the claim is not 17 litigated during the hearing.”
  • “Hearings on relief from the automatic stay are thus handled in a summary fashion. The validity of the claim or contract underlying the claim is not litigated during the hearing.” (citation omitted)
  • “Hearings on relief from the 18 automatic stay are thus handled in a summary fashion. The 19 validity of the claim or contract underlying the claim is not 20 litigated during the hearing.” (citations omitted)

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