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· 6/6/2001

In Re Krishnaya

Citations

  • 263 B.R. 63
  • 2001 Bankr. LEXIS 665
  • 2001 WL 649022

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that the discretionary power to deny conversion should be exercised sparingly
  • allowing a debtor to convert to Chapter 13 in spite of the possibility that he may be unable to confirm a plan
  • “The authorities are considerably less than uniform as to whether the right to convert to chapter 13 is wholly absolute by statute.”
  • not bad faith for debtor to seek conversion to Chapter 13 to avoid adversary proceeding under Section 523(a) even where debtor’s chance for success in Chapter 13 was slight
  • without defining extreme circumstances, the court found that conversion from chapter 7 to chapter 13 for the purpose of avoiding dischargeability litigation fell below the threshold for denying conversion

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Judges: Robert E. Gerber

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