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D. New Hampshire· 4/15/2005

In Re Smith

Citations

  • 325 B.R. 498
  • 2005 Bankr. LEXIS 691
  • 2005 WL 949079

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  • holding that local water and sewer district’s environmental clean-up claim was liquidated because, under governing New Hampshire statute, claim is “based upon actual costs ... [that] can be readily determined with precision through simple arithmetic computation”
  • “Eligibility for chapter 13 is not based upon postpetition events such as allowed claims, filed claims, or treatment of claims in a confirmed chapter 13 plan.”
  • “Eligibility for chapter 13 is not based upon postpetition events such as allowed claims, filed claims, or treatment of claims in a confirmed chapter 13 plan.”
  • amount of claim asserted by the State of New Hampshire arising from debtors’ improper disposal of hazardous waste was not readily ascertainable because, under the controlling state statute, a court would be required to exercise discretion to determine the appropriate penalty

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Judges: J. Michael Deasy

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