In the Matter of Roger Roy Larson and Joan Rosemary Larson, Debtors-Appellants

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• capital contribution characterized by fact that investor expects to recoup her investment, hopefully with a profit, in the event the corporation is successful
• “Pre-petition (or matured) interest has therefore been treated as part of the ‘claim,’ accorded the same priority status as the underlying liability, and found nondischargeable where the underlying liability is nondischargeable.”
• “pre-petition interest is to be accorded the same priority as the underlying claim.”
• where the underlying liability is nondischargeable, the prepetition interest is similarly nondischargeable

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