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· 4/23/1991

In Re McCormick Road Associates

Citations

  • 127 B.R. 410
  • 1991 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 7380
  • 1991 WL 91012

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  • purpose of bad faith filing test is to discern whether the case was filed to abuse the judicial process by, in particular, delaying or frustrating the creditors' efforts to enforce their rights
  • \[O]nce a court has properly found that the debtor has failed to satisfy the court's objective good faith inquiry ... it may properly dismiss the debtor's petition without considering the debtor's subjective good faith.\
  • purpose of bad faith filing test is to discern whether the case was filed to abuse the judicial process by, in particular, delaying or frustrating the creditors’ efforts to enforce their rights
  • purpose of bad faith filing test is to discern whether the case was filed to abuse the judicial process by, in particular, delaying or frustrating the creditors’ efforts to enforce their rights
  • purpose of bad faith filing test is to discern whether the case was filed to abuse the judicial process by, in particular, delaying or frustrating the creditors’ efforts to enforce their rights

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Judges: Norgle

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