A state's post-confirmation revocation of the debtor's business license for failure to pay a corporate tax - which was an administrative expense that was discharged - violated the discharge injunction & the non-discrimination sections of the Code.

Summary judgment on dischargeability was denied because the element of justifiable reliance under § 523(a)(2)(A) was a fact question, and because it was unclear from the record whether the debtor owed a fiduciary duty to creditors under § 523(a)(4).

At the creditors' committee request, the court vacated its order granting the debtor's motion to convert from Chapter 11 to Chapter 7 because the court failed to allow sufficient time for notice to interested parties and an opportunity to be heard.

The bankruptcy court dismissed this Chapter 11 case upon finding on its own motion, after a hearing, that an inter vivos trust had all the characteristics of a family trust and few, if any, of a business trust, and therefore was not eligible to be a debto

An unsecured junior lien on debtor's residential real estate may be avoided after the debtor completes Chapter 13 plan payments. The bankruptcy court's Sanders decision, interpreting Nobelman, permits wholly unsecured liens to be stripped off.

Obligation to injured employee is nondischargeable under section 523(a)(6) as a debt resulting from willful and malicious injury to employee's statutory right to workers' compensation.

The debtors' Chapter 12 plan was confirmed. Their previous Chapter 7 discharge didn't preclude them from utilizing Chapter 12. The plan included the appropriate interest rate – although the objecting creditor disagreed – and appeared to be feasible

Under Nebraska law, the pre-petition avoidance of a fraudulent transfer did not return the property to the debtor. Instead, it remained in the hands of the transferee, and the creditor for whom the transfer was avoided had the right to execute upon it.

The court denied the U.S. Trustee's motion to dismiss for abuse, holding that the debtor may take a means test deduction for her mortgage despite her intention to surrender the property. Moreover, the circumstances do not indicate abuse of Chapter 7.

A right of set-off is in the nature of a counterclaim allowing for the payment of a net amount between those who owe each other money. While the set-off right is treated as a secured claim in bankruptcy, it is not a lien and cannot be avoided as a prefere