Morton v. Schlotzhauer
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
McDONALD, J.
This case is about the procedural and substantive effect that a bankruptcy proceeding may have on the prosecution of a personal injury claim in State court. Our disposition of this case is compelled by the respect we accord a decision of the federal Bankruptcy Court and by our own injunction to interpret our rules “to do justice between the parties.” 1
Bankruptcy allows one overcome by debt to obtain a discharge of debts and have, more or less, a fresh start. Part of the price that the debtor must pay is to detail the debtor’s property interests in the bankruptcy case so…
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