Legal Opinion
George N. Pile and Reba A. Pile
United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Maryland
Decided March 26, 2020No. 18-18999Unknown
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March <om, 2020 AES BANKRE? Ep □□ SO ORDERED &. >> Ree / es _ □□□ OF MASS □□□ U.S. BANKRUPTCY JUDGE IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARYLAND at Baltimore In re: * George Pile and Rebecca Pile * Case No. 18-18999-RAG Chapter 13 Debtor MEMORANDUM OPINION IN SUPPORT OF ORDER SUSTAINING ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY OBJECTION TO DISCHARGE SHOULD NOT BE OVERRULED, OVERRULING OBJECTION TO DISCHARGE AND GRANTING MOTION TO DISMISS I. Introduction The question presented by this dispute is whether an objection filed in the main bankruptcy case on the last day for filing complaints…
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