E.D. California· 1/22/1999
In Re Pedersen
Citations
- 229 B.R. 445
- 1999 Bankr. LEXIS 61
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- discussing \nearly identical\ guidelines used in the Eastern District of California
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- local rule limiting pre-petition 1 claim at the lesser of $200 per month or 50% of the plan payment
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- Law Office of David a Boone v. Derham-BurkNinth Circuit· 2006-11-13
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