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N.D. California· 9/12/2018

In re Malek

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  • 591 B.R. 420

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  • holding a violation of the rules does not “in and of itself” amount to a violation of due process, “where a party has been given a meaningful opportunity to be heard and the court thoroughly considered the arguments presented”
  • debtor consents to personal jurisdiction in bankruptcy court by filing petition
  • debtor consents to personal jurisdiction in bankruptcy court by filing petition

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Judges: Johnson

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