Lone Star Security & Video, Inc. v. Gurrola (In Re Gurrola)

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• “Once the discharge was entered . . . , any judgment that [the creditor] obtained on the discharged debt would automatically be rendered ‘void’ by § 524(a)(1), and [the creditor] itself was subject to the discharge injunction imposed by § 524(a)(2

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