Nelson v. Post Falls Mazda (In Re Nelson)

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• noting in dicta that laches may be an appropriate defense to a § 362(h) action brought after dismissal of the bankruptcy case
• laches is an appropriate defense to an action seeking damages for violation of the automatic stay, particularly when the action is commenced after the bankruptcy case has been dismissed
• laches is an appropriate defense to an action seeking damages for violation of the automatic stay, particularly when the action is commenced after the bankruptcy case has been dismissed

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).