Ho v. Dowell (In Re Ho)
United States Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
PERRIS, Bankruptcy Judge.
The bankruptcy court determined that appellant Jennifer Ho (“Debtor”) had *870debts exceeding the limit for chapter 131 eligibility set forth in § 109(e) and dismissed her case. In reaching that conclusion, the court counted a contract debt of a corporation in which Debtor was a minority shareholder. Debtor was neither a party to the contract nor a guarantor of the debt, but had listed the corporate creditor as a creditor holding an unliquidated, disputed, unsecured claim on her bankruptcy schedules, with the amount of the claim specified as “unknown.” This case…
2Cases cited16 opinions
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