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E.D. New York· 12/31/2008

In Re Lowery

Citations

  • 398 B.R. 512
  • 2008 Bankr. LEXIS 3439
  • 2008 WL 5412813

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  • concluding that “[t]he public interest in the systemic integrity of the bankruptcy process dictates that a bankruptcy court should withhold relief that encourages the concealment of assets by debtors”
  • noting that an undisclosed personal injury action “remains property of the estate even after the closing of [the] bankruptcy case”
  • noting that the debtor’s duty to disclose “is a continuing one and does not end with the filing of the bankruptcy petition.”
  • reasoning that an affirmative finding to this effect would negate the inference that non-disclosure was the product of an innocent mistake
  • finding the potential benefit to creditors insufficient to reopen when there were four creditors with aggregate claims of $13,249.90 and ten to fourteen years had passed from the time the claims was incurred
  • finding $13,259.90 in claims held by four creditors—$3,312.48 per creditor—to be insufficient to reopen

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Judges: Jerome Feller

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