Saylor v. Saylor (In Re Saylor)

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• dismissing non-dischargeability proceeding based on creditor’s failure to show that the debtor’s fraudulent transfer gave rise to a claim for damages under state law
• trial court directed the plaintiff to submit evidence of a prima facie case in support of a default judgment
• \Nondischargeability 16 is meaningful only in connection with obligations which are or may 17 be monetary\
• \Nondischargeability 16 is meaningful only in connection with obligations which are or may 17 be monetary\

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