In Re Ralph L. WALKER, Debtor. Ralph L. WALKER, Appellee, v. Robert WILDE, Monty Higley and Jonnie Higley, Appellants

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• invalidating under section 525 a license cancellation policy that applied to bankrupts and non-bankrupts alike
• noting that § 524(e)\permits a creditor to bring or continue an action directly against the debtor for the purpose of establishing the debtor's liability when ... establishment of that liability is a prerequisite to recovery from another entity\
• allowing relief from the discharge injunction despite the possibility the debtor may incur legal expenses
• finding creditor learned of bankruptcy case “in ample time” to prepare and timely file the necessary request for determination of dischargeability
• allowing a post-discharge suit to continue even though the debtor would incur legal expenses
• “no case has found the cost of defending, by itself, to be ‘great prejudice’ as to bar modification of the [section 362] stay.”

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