· 7/9/1985
Rose v. Beltz (In Re Beltz)
Citations
- 51 B.R. 84
- 1985 Bankr. LEXIS 5787
How courts have described this case
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- filing of untimely complaint allowed to relate back to timely objection to discharge in bankruptcy
- The Court held that plaintiffs’ belated objection to discharge related back to another filing during the period of limitations, because the debtor was put on notice, even though the initial objection was not filed in the form of a complaint.
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Judges: Burton Perlman
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