Sanchez v. Lovato (In Re Lovato)
United States Bankruptcy Court, D. New Mexico
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION MODIFYING PREVIOUS MEMORANDUM OPINION ON LIABILITY AND DISMISSING COMPLAINT
JAMES S. STARZYNSKI, Bankruptcy Judge.
On October 15, 2009, the Court entered a memorandum opinion on the issue of liability in this adversary proceeding, stating that “the Court finds that Lovato is liable to Sanchez and the liability is non-dischargeable.” Memorandum Opinion in Support of Judgment of Liability Against Rodolfo Lovato and Order for Supplemental Hearing on Damages (Memo 1), at 1. Doc 39. In that decision, the Court found that Debtor Rodolfo Lovato (Lovato or Debtor) had effectively…
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