· 6/21/2000
McNeilly v. Geremia (In Re McNeilly)
Citations
- 249 B.R. 576
- 2000 Bankr. LEXIS 790
- 2000 WL 828190
How courts have described this case
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- holding that Rhode Island law governed a Vermont debtor’s tenancy by the entirety exemption rights because the tenancy by the entirety property at issue was located in Rhode Island
- holding that Rhode Island law governed a Vermont debtor’s tenancy by the entirety exemption rights because the tenancy by the entirety property at issue was located in Rhode Island
- stating that debt- or is entitled to claim any available exemptions under each subsection of paragraph (b)(3)
- appeal of bankruptcy court’s order sustaining trustee’s objection to debtor’s claimed exemption in tenancy by the entirety property
- de novo review of bankruptcy court’s order sustaining trustee’s objection to debtor’s claimed ex-, emption where facts were not in dispute
- “Absent some federal interest requiring a variant result, state law is the compass by which we ascertain the nature and scope of a debtor’s property interests in a bankruptcy.”
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Judges: Goodman, Haines, Feeney
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