Kline v. Tiedemann (In Re Kline)

How courts have described this case

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• “[T]his Court has an obligation to dismiss a claim sua sponte if the court has no subject matter jurisdiction.”
• “[T]he bankruptcy court has jurisdiction over certain matters after dismissal of a bankruptcy case, such as jurisdiction over a claim for willful violation of the stay[.]”
• \It is well established that even a technical stay violation (one committed without knowledge of the stay) can become willful for purposes of § 362(h) [now § 362(k) ] if the creditor fails to remedy the situation after receiving notice of the automatic stay.\

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