D. Maryland· 1/23/2006
In Re Mark
Citations
- 336 B.R. 260
- 55 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 1042
- 2006 Bankr. LEXIS 88
- 2006 WL 164883
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- looking to record evidence to determine that debtor acted in good faith
- clear and convincing evidence is used to overcome the statutory presumption of bad faith in Section 362(c)(3)(A)
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Judges: Duncan W. Keir
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- In Re Victory Const. Co., Inc.C.D. California· 1981-01-26· cited 170×
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- Penn Mutual Life Insurance v. Woodscape Ltd. Partnership (In Re Woodscape Ltd. Partnership)D. Maryland· 1991-12-09· cited 24×
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