United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. v. DJF Realty & Suppliers, Inc.

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• concluding that the bankruptcy court erred in finding bad faith when it did not consider the petitioner’s subjective intent and relied only on evidence of objective intent
• concluding that the bankruptcy court erred in finding bad faith when it did not consider the petitioner’s subjective intent and relied only on evidence of objective intent
• scope of the petitioning creditor’s prefiling inquiry and the absence of any improper purpose in filing the petition
• the better practice is for bankruptcy courts to inquire into both the creditor’s conduct and motives for filing the petition

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