Lott Furniture, Inc. v. Ricks (In Re Ricks)

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• “The creditor cannot be prejudiced by being treated the way the Bankruptcy Code provides that it be treated.”
• Lott furniture was unaware of the debtor’s bankruptcy proceedings until after the deadline for filing claims had passed because the debtor “neither listed Lott Furniture as a creditor, nor scheduled the debt allegedly owed to Lott Furniture.”
• “Section 523(a)(3)(A) . . . is inapplicable to the situation where the creditor re- ceives notice of the bankruptcy case too late to allow the filing of a claim by the bar date, but in time to allow the creditor to file a proof of claim prior to distribution.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).