In re Templeton
United States Bankruptcy Court, N.D. Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION AND ORDER ON CLAIM OBJECTIONS
JAMES J. ROBINSON, Chief United States Bankruptcy Judge
Part I — Introduction
Several cases, including the one styled above, are before the court on debtors’ objections, under Rule 3007,1 to various claims and, for many of them, creditor responses. The claim objections all assert that the statute of limitations under applicable Alabama law expired before the claims were filed, and seek disallowance of the claims, entirely. For one particular subset of claims, those representing medical debts incurred more than three but less than six years before the…
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