In Re Bergeron
United States Bankruptcy Court, N.D. California
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER EXCUSING DEBTOR’S APPEARANCE AT SECTION 341 MEETING, VACATING ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE, AND DIRECTING THAT DISCHARGE ENTER
RANDALL J. NEWSOME, Bankruptcy Judge.
This chapter 7 case is before the court pursuant to debtor Melvin Bergeron’s motion to enter a discharge. The motion is opposed by the United States trustee on the grounds that Mr. Bergeron has failed to appear at the meeting of creditors mandated by 11 U.S.C. § 341. 1 The issue squarely presented is whether the debtor’s appearance at a § 341 meeting can be excused by the bankruptcy court, notwithstanding the unqualified directive of…
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