E.D. North Carolina· 5/19/1983
In Re Martin
Citations
- 30 B.R. 24
- 1983 Bankr. LEXIS 6173
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- denying motion to dismiss despite debtor’s assertion that counsel failed to explain the effects of filing a bankruptcy petition
- added costs and delay in pursuing claim in state court is prejudicial to creditors
- “A debtor in [Chapter 7] is not automatically entitled to dismiss his voluntary petition.”
- deny voluntary dismissal where prejudice to creditors results
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Judges: A. Thomas Small
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13 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Halverson v. Schuster (In Re Schuster)D. Minnesota· 1991-10-18· cited 32×
- In Re KleinE.D. New York· 1984-05-01· cited 28×
- In Re CecilW.D. Virginia· 1987-04-03· cited 13×
- In Re HopperN.D. Illinois· 2009-04-22· cited 13×
- In Re WarnerM.D. Florida· 1988-02-26· cited 12×
- In Re HeatleyE.D. Pennsylvania· 1985-08-07· cited 11×
- In Re MacDonaldN.D. Ohio· 1987-02-03· cited 10×
- In Re J.A v. AG., Inc.W.D. Texas· 1993-04-02· cited 7×
- In Re SheetsN.D. Ohio· 1994-10-13· cited 4×
- In Re AstinW.D. Virginia· 1987-09-04· cited 4×
- In Re KirvenD. South Carolina· 1994-09-30· cited 3×
- In Re AndersonS.D. Georgia· 2006-10-12· cited 2×
- In re SegalE.D. New York· 2015-03-06· cited 2×
Cites
8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Gill v. Hall (In Re Hall)Ninth Circuit· 1981-12-04· cited 57×
- Matter of WilliamsE.D. Missouri· 1981-11-12· cited 38×
- Matter of BlackmonS.D. Ohio· 1980-03-04· cited 28×
- Grimaldi v. John A. Ruell, Inc. (In Re Grimaldi)D. Connecticut· 1980-04-09· cited 20×
- In Re PagnottaD. Maryland· 1982-08-16· cited 16×
- In Re ReynoldsD. Maine· 1980-06-24· cited 15×
- In Re UnderwoodS.D. West Virginia· 1982-11-18· cited 10×
- Matter of HarvellE.D. North Carolina· 1980-04-02· cited 4×
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