Keeran v. Keeran (In Re Keeran)

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• holding that a debt incurred in order to purchase household appliances, which are “necessary goods,” was non-dis-chargeable under § 528(a)(5) as payment on the obligation had the effect of providing support
• ex-wife entered into reaffirmation agreement on debt upon which only ex-husband was formerly liable; ex-husband’s hold-harmless obligation on debt held nondischargeable

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