On appeal, the district court affirmed the bankruptcy court's decision finding that, in a fraudulent transfer action, a sales price that was equivalent to 75% to 80% of the property's fair market value was reasonably equivalent for purposes of § 548

Falsely answering "no" to the loan application question "have you ever taken bankruptcy?" constitutes a materially false statement in writing respecting the debtor's financial situation & therefore renders the debt arising from the loan non-dischargeable

Reported at 20 B.R. 453. "Transfer" of property, in the form of two mortgages to debtor wife's parents, occurred when the mortgages were given, not when they were recorded, so the transfer was outside the one-year window of section 727(a)(2)

On appeal, the district court affirmed the bankruptcy court's decision as to the appropriate interest rate for allowed secured claims in Chapter 12. The district court also affirmed the confirmation order over objections to valuation & feasibility

District court affirmed the bankruptcy court's order finding that the debtor's brokerage commissions were property of the estate because they had been earned pre-petition, even though the debtor did not receive payment until after the petition date

Court held that Chapter 13 plan must be amended to provide for cure of mortgage default within statutory three-year period. Lender's refusal of one delinquent payment was not a waiver of its right to receive delinquent payments and late payment charges

District court opinion affirming bankruptcy court opinion of 12/28/79, discharging debt because bank had not proven by clear & convincing evidence that the debtor used a materially false written statement regarding his financial condition to obtain loans

A debt to law firm for pre-petition legal representation was dischargeable, as the firm did not establish under section 523(a)(2) that when debtor told the firm she would pay or reaffirm the debt, she actually intended not to do so

Debtor willfully & maliciously converted plaintiff's property to his own use when he obtained a deed from her via misrepresentations and then mortgaged the property. It was foreclosed upon. Court entered judgment in plaintiff's favor for the sale price

The district court vacated an order that appointed an under-secured creditor to the creditors' committee, because the committee is only for unsecured creditors; under-secured creditors and wholly unsecured creditors may have competing interests