State v. Dinmore

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• determining that the question of whether the debtor has acted in bad faith is a factual determination subject to review by this Court under a \clearly erroneous\ standard
• determining that the question of whether the debtor has acted in bad faith is a factual determination subject to review by this Court under a “clearly erroneous” standard
• proper notice turns on propriety of procedures used, not subjective lack of knowledge of property owner
• “Since the appellant’s only challenge to the validity of the loan guaranty indebtedness is his allegation of inadequate notice, the Court holds that the loan guaranty is valid”
• notice procedures used must meet the “objective propriety” test

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).