Younie v. Gonya (In Re Younie)

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• determining that the state court default judgment was an adjudication of fraud because the judgment contained only factual findings related to the fraud counts of the complaint, not the breach of contract count
• determining that the state court default judgment was an adjudication of fraud because the judgment contained only factual findings related to the fraud counts of the complaint, not the breach of contract count
• declining to find dispositive cases in which the elements of federal collateral estoppel law were inconsistent with requirements of state collateral estoppel law
• dischargeability of a debt under § 523(a)(2)(A) is a question of federal law that is governed by the Bankruptcy Code
• evidentiary questions decided in the context of summary judgment are reviewed for an abuse of discretion
• “A state court judgment is subject to collateral attack if the judgment was procured by extrinsic fraud.”

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