In Re Glunk
United States Bankruptcy Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
ERIC L. FRANK, United States Bankruptcy Judge.
I. INTRODUCTION
In the course of administering a bankruptcy docket, a bankruptcy judge is obliged, from time to time, to decide whether a debtor is seeking to abuse the spirit of the Bankruptcy Code and is acting in bad faith. If such a finding is made, a court will deny the debtor access to the rehabilitative provisions of the Code and will dismiss the debtor’s bankruptcy case. As one court has observed, an issue of this type
unavoidably involves the bankruptcy court in difficult value judgments. It’s an unpleasant job, but someone has to do…
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