Zornes v. Minnesota

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• concluding that party consented to bankruptcy court jurisdiction by agreeing to bankruptcy court determining attorney’s fees and costs pursuant to Section 303(i)(l)
• questioning whether 303(i) damages would be available in the event of section 305 abstention and calling it a question “for another day”
• finding a bona fide dispute based on the existence of certain potentially viable arguments by the debtor regarding liability
• applying the same standard when reviewing the dismissal of an involuntary petition
• affirming dismissal of petition, 16 where petitioner filed Official Form 205
• “The petitioning creditor bears the initial burden of coming forward with evidence to establish a prima facie case that no bona fide dispute exists.”

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