N.D. Georgia· 2/8/2006
In Re Ross
Citations
- 338 B.R. 134
- 2006 WL 349654
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- “... the filing of a petition by a debtor ineligible to do so nevertheless commences a bankruptcy case that is neither a ‘nullity’ nor void ab initio. Consequently, upon timely determination that an individual ineligible to be a debtor under Section 109(h
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Judges: Paul W. Bonapfel
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- In Re SeamanE.D. New York· 2006-03-30· cited 31×
- In Re HessD. Vermont· 2006-08-14· cited 24×
- In Re MillsDistrict of Columbia· 2006-04-20· cited 20×
- In Re SalazarS.D. Texas· 2006-03-29· cited 18×
- In Re CareyM.D. Florida· 2006-05-16· cited 16×
- In Re ElmendorfS.D. New York· 2006-07-18· cited 16×
- In Re MarramaD. Massachusetts· 2006-07-14· cited 14×
- In Re JonesS.D. Texas· 2006-10-20· cited 14×
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- Clippard v. BassW.D. Tennessee· 2007-03-13· cited 10×
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- In Re RacetteE.D. Wisconsin· 2006-05-17· cited 8×
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- In Re WilsonN.D. New York· 2006-06-05· cited 7×
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