In Re Mart I.L.V.E.S. Goldrich, Debtor. Mart I.L.V.E.S. Goldrich v. New York State Higher Education Services Corporation

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• recognizing Congress’ intention in section 525(a) to protect against government action “that can seriously affect the debtors’ livelihood”
• noting that “Congress rejected a flat prohibition on any form of discrimination” and inferring that “Congress chose its words carefully”
• noting that “Congress rejected a flat prohibition on any form of discrimination” and inferring that “Congress chose its words carefully”
• holding that § 525(a) did not extend to student loans
• recognizing Congress’s codification of Perez
• section 525 does not prevent government denial of student loan based upon default in repayment of prior discharged loan

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