· 1/2/1992
In Re K.P. Enterprise
Citations
- 135 B.R. 174
- 1992 Bankr. LEXIS 32
- 22 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 759
How courts have described this case
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- accepting compensable costs as facsimile transmissions, travel expenses, postage, long distance telephone calls, and photocopying
- analyzing a party’s testimony at an evidentiary hearing to determine whether the petition was filed for an improper purpose
- analyzing a party’s testimony at an evidentiary hearing to determine whether the petition was filed for an improper purpose
- denying setoff of a § 303(i) award because setoff would “blunt” the policies underlying § 303(i)
- fairness dictates that attorney’s fees and costs generally should be awarded upon an involuntary case’s dismissal
- costs awarded include: facsimile transmissions, travel expenses, postage, long distance telephone calls and photocopying
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Judges: Haines
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