· 5/17/1994
Putnam v. Rymes Heating Oils, Inc. (In Re Putnam)
Citations
- 167 B.R. 737
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- observing that granting lavish fees for routine stay violations “will only encourage a cottage industry of precipitous § 362[(k)] litigation”
- reducing attorneys’ fees by over 50% where, inter alia, the fees bore no relation to the amount of actual damages suffered and where Debtor failed to attempt to settle the matter before filing the motion
- reducing attorneys’ fees by over 50% where, inter alia, the fees bore no relation to the amount of actual damages suffered and where Debtor failed to attempt to settle the matter before filing the motion
- two day delay before returning a propane tank used by Debtor for heating, hot water, and cooking a violation of the stay
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Judges: Mark W. Vaughn
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