Discharge Injunction violations: In re Marino Says Fine Print Doesn't Save the Creditor

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Discharge Injunction violations: In re Marino Says Fine Print Doesn't Save the Creditor

Business Law Section

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1 Legal Specialization in Bankruptcy Law
1 Participatory MCLE Credits

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BL_11-17-20

Original Program Date:

November 17, 2020

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1 hour

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Marino deals with letters from creditors to a debtor that said, in the fine print, that the debtor should ignore the letter if the debtor had received a discharge. The bankruptcy court awarded $119,000 in damages to the debtor but ruled that it had no power to award punitive damages. The BAP affirmed but sent it back to the bankruptcy court saying that it could award punitive damages for violation of the discharge injunction.

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