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N.D. Georgia· 9/13/2006

In Re Parker

Citations

  • 351 B.R. 790
  • 2006 Bankr. LEXIS 2236
  • 2006 WL 2642119

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  • finding that the debtor waived the argument of ineligibility because he pursued and acquired § 109(h)(3
  • estopping debtor from demanding dismissal based upon failure to complete credit counseling
  • once a petition is filed, the bankruptcy 7 court has authority to determine debtor's eligibility and retains 8 jurisdiction even over cases commenced by an ineligible debtor
  • automatic dismissal under Section 521(i)(1) “would not 9 require notice and a hearing. Rather, it is a determination that 10 the court can make with no notice to any party in interest and no 11 hearing of any nature.”
  • the requirements of Section 109 are waivable

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Judges: Mary Grace Diehl

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