D. Massachusetts· 6/9/1997
Small v. Bottone (In Re Bottone)
Citations
- 209 B.R. 257
- 1997 Bankr. LEXIS 797
- 1997 WL 314471
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- recognizing the friction between the doctrine of continuing concealment and the requirement for courts to narrowly construe § 727(a)(2) in furtherance of a fresh start
- In denying debtor’s motion for summary judgment, court found that legal transfer does not preclude debtor’s retention of a beneficial interest during the applicable time period
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Judges: Henry J. Boroff
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Cites
28 cases in this archive are cited by this case; the 20 most cited are listed.
- Morris Rosen, Debtor v. Karen E. Bezner, Trustee, Morris RosenThird Circuit· 1993-06-18· cited 268×
- David L. Printy v. Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc.First Circuit· 1997-04-10· cited 103×
- Century 21 Balfour Real Estate v. MennaFirst Circuit· 1994-02-10· cited 94×
- In the Matter of Avner Kauffman, Bankrupt. Morris T. Friedell v. Avner KauffmanSeventh Circuit· 1981-04-03· cited 75×
- In Re Robert Z. Gergely, Debtor. Jordan Alexander Lee-Benner, a Minor, by and Through His Guardian Ad Litem, Karen Mills v. Robert Z. GergelyNinth Circuit· 1997-04-09· cited 59×
- Commerce Bank & Trust Co. v. Burgess (In re Burgess)First Circuit· 1992-01-31· cited 44×
- In Re MillerD. Massachusetts· 1990-04-23· cited 43×
- Congress Talcott Corp. v. Sicari (In Re Sicari)S.D. New York· 1994-09-14· cited 43×
- Fleet National Bank v. H&D Entertainment, Inc.First Circuit· 1996-09-24· cited 42×
- Aero-Fastener, Inc. v. Sierracin Corp. (In Re Aero-Fastener, Inc.)D. Massachusetts· 1994-12-30· cited 41×
- Marine Midland Bank v. Portnoy (In Re Portnoy)S.D. New York· 1996-10-07· cited 33×
- Bear, Stearns & Co. v. Powell (In Re Powell)S.D. Florida· 1989-01-17· cited 32×
- Goins v. Day (In Re Day)W.D. Missouri· 1992-03-06· cited 26×
- Stokes v. FerrisW.D. Texas· 1992-11-23· cited 23×
- Cullen Center Bank & Trust v. Lightfoot (In Re Lightfoot)S.D. Texas· 1993-03-18· cited 21×
- In the Matter of John Jay STOKES, Jr., Debtor. Anthony P. FERRIS, Trustee, Appellee, v. John Jay STOKES, Jr., AppellantFifth Circuit· 1993-07-14· cited 19×
- Bear v. Powell (In Re Powell)S.D. Florida· 1989-10-04· cited 19×
- Bartlett Bank & Trust Co. v. Wolmer (In Re Wolmer)N.D. Illinois· 1986-01-08· cited 17×
- Patton v. Hooper (In Re Hooper)N.D. Ohio· 1984-03-30· cited 17×
- Brzys v. Lubanski (In Re Lubanski)D. Massachusetts· 1995-09-08· cited 16×
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