S.D. Indiana· 2/4/2015

In re Peterson

Citations

524 B.R. 808
2015 Bankr. LEXIS 351
2015 WL 509805

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ruling that intentional tort judgment based on improperly accessing medical information was not a consumer debt because it was not voluntarily incurred and was not the type of debt the debtor “would ordinarily expect to incur in her daily affairs”
stating that intentional tort claims, such as judgments arising from automobile accidents, are interstitial debts, not consumer debts
finding an intentional tort judgment was not consumer debt because it arose involuntarily
inability to classify a particular debt as a business debt does not automatically relegate it to the status of a consumer debt
an intentional tort judgment is an interstitial debt, not a consumer debt or a business debt
an intentional tort judgment is an interstitial debt, not a consumer debt or a business debt

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Judges: Moberly

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