Matter of Bergen

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• distinguishing Halbert on the basis that it was commenced as an involuntary chapter 7 case
• \There is nothing in the Bankruptcy Code or Rules which forecloses objections to exemptions subsequent to a meeting of creditors in a converted case.\
• “There is nothing in the Bankruptcy Code or Rules which forecloses objections to exemptions subsequent to a meeting of creditors in a converted case.”
• “If the rules meant the initial meeting of creditors was the only time an objection could be made to exemptions, they would have been drafted consistently.”
• without a trustee, objections must be made by creditors, and “[i]n fact, the exemptions may be of little importance to a creditor in the earlier stages of a Chapter 11 case ... ”

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