Reichel v. Government Employees Insurance

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• concluding that when bankruptcy court dismisses debtor’s petition, section 349(b)(3) operates to “restor[e] his standing to assert his alleged counterclaims, defenses and offsets in this action, notwithstanding his failure (which we do not condone
• “[T]he dismissal of the bankruptcy case had the effect, pursuant to [section 349(b)(3)], of restoring [the debtor’s] standing to assert his [claims] in this action, notwithstanding his failure (which we obviously do not condone
• “[T]he dismissal of the bankruptcy case had the effect, pursuant to [section 349(b)(3)], of restoring [the debtor’s] standing to assert his [claims] in this action, notwithstanding his failure (which we obviously do not condone) to disclose such matters in the, bankruptcy case_”

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