· 3/15/1995
Van De Water v. Van De Water (In Re Van De Water)
Citations
- 180 B.R. 283
- 33 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 649
- 1995 Bankr. LEXIS 401
- 1995 WL 140064
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- fiduciary capacity is a question of federal law; the general definition of fiduciary is too broad in the dischargeability context.
- Fiduciary capacity is a question of federal law; the general definition of fiduciary is too broad in the dischargeability context.
- debt arising when “the debtor had been entrusted with property of another and then abused that trust” may be excepted from discharge under § 523(a)(4)
- “The trust requirement is not limited to trusts arising out of a formal agreement, but includes relationships in which trust-type obligations are imposed pursuant to statute or common law.”
- “The trust requirement is not limited to trusts arising out of a formal agreement, but includes relationships in which trust-type obligations are imposed pursuant to statute or common law.”
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Judges: Mark B. McFeeley
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