Nasser Ali Farouki v. Emirates Bank International, Limited, and Ron Cerino Enterprise Management, Incorporated

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• holding that “the deadlines for filing dischargeability complaints and objections to discharge set forth in Rules 4007(c) and 4004(a
• holding that Bankruptcy Rule 4004(a)’s deadline “does not preclude the bankruptcy court from exercising its equitable powers in extraordinary cases.”
• “deadlines for filing dischargeability complaints and objections to discharge set forth in Rules 4007(c) and 4004(a) are not jurisdictional time limits”
• “[D]ue regard shall be given to the opportunity of the bankruptcy court to judge the credibility of witnesses,”
• “[D]ue regard shall be given to the opportunity of the bankruptcy court to judge the credibility of witnesses.”
• “Although Farouki was decided in the context of Bankruptcy Rule 4004(a

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