In Re Shirley Mae TOMLIN, Debtor. COLONIAL AUTO CENTER, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Shirley Mae TOMLIN, Defendant-Appellant

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• concluding that § 109(g) was enacted to prevent serial filing of bankruptcy petitions and that barring the plaintiff from immediately filing another petition was appropriate
• finding that bankruptcy dismissal order was ambiguous where the order stated that debtor’s petition was dismissed with prejudice “for the reasons' set forth” in the trustee’s motion
• stating that “[d]ismissal of an action with prejudice is a complete adjudication of the issues presented by the pleadings and is a bar to a further action between the parties.”
• affirming the dismissal of a serial bankruptcy filer’s sixth bankruptcy case with prejudice to refiling for 180 days
• affirming the dismissal of a serial bankruptcy filer’s sixth bankruptcy case with prejudice to refiling for 180 days
• affirming a bankruptcy court’s dismissal of a serial bankruptcy filer’s sixth bankruptcy case on bad faith grounds with prejudice, imposing a 180-day refiling bar

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