W.D. Virginia· 8/20/2013
In re Reece
Citations
- 498 B.R. 72
- 2013 WL 4498994
- 2013 Bankr. LEXIS 3533
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- “The statutory text, context, and scheme subject only voluntary cases of individual debtors to section 707(b), as distinguished from cases of non-individuals or involuntary cases.”
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Judges: Connelly
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- Branigan v. BatemanFourth Circuit· 2008-02-04· cited 51×
- Tanya Johnson v. William ZimmerFourth Circuit· 2012-07-11· cited 34×
- McDow v. SmithE.D. Virginia· 2003-06-23· cited 31×
- McDow v. Sours (In Re Sours)E.D. Virginia· 2006-10-10· cited 22×
- McDow v. Capers (In Re Capers)D. South Carolina· 2006-04-12· cited 19×
- McDow v. Dudley (In Re Dudley)W.D. Virginia· 2009-06-17· cited 19×
- Fokkena v. Chapman (In Re Chapman)Eighth Circuit· 2011-03-11· cited 11×
- In re LaytonM.D. Florida· 2012-10-19· cited 8×
- In re DavisS.D. Georgia· 2013-03-22· cited 6×
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