Johnson v. Missouri Baptist College (In Re Johnson)

How courts have described this case

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• holding subject arrangement to be a loan, but reviewing case law on both sides of the issue
• applying, in the context of student loan debt, the well-established principal that exceptions to discharge are to be narrowly construed
• explaining the genesis of student loan nondis-chargeability legislation and the concerns articulated in the relevant legislative histo ry
• applying, in the context of student loan debt, the well-established principal that exceptions to discharge are to be narrowly construed
• test for loan is “whether the creditor extended credit to the [djebtor . . . and whether the [djebtor promised to repay the amount of credit advanced”

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