The court allowed the debtor to assume an executory contract with a charge-card program used by debtor's employees because it was necessary for reorganization, and to use post-petition financing to cure the outstanding pre-petition card balance.

The debtors filed a Chapter 13 case within six years of receiving a Chapter 13 discharge. They converted the case to Chapter 7, but cannot obtain discharge due to § 727(a)(9), despite being eligible for discharge had the case been filed as a Chapter 7.

Judgment entered in favor of the debtors on section 523(a)(2)(A) and 523(a)(6) claims. Overdrawing a bank account didn't constitute fraud, false pretenses or false representation. Withdrawing funds from an investment account wasn't willful & malicious

Debtor's failure to comply with an adequate protection agreement and an inability to cure the default in a short time were cause for relief from the stay. To protect the debtor's business, however, the creditor was not allowed to engage in self-help.

Court denied defendant's motion for summary judgment. Debtors were third-party beneficiaries of a condition precedent contained in the loan documents, and a fact question existed as to whether the condition precedent was satisfied and/or waived

At trial, the debtors proved that the defendants intentionally made misrepresentations to them that caused them to allow property to be sold at a trustee's sale. However, the debtors suffered no monetary damage as they had no equity in the property.

Debtor filed a voluntary Chapter 11 petition, effecting a conversion of the existing involuntary Chapter 7 case. The date of commencement relates back to the Chapter 7 filing date and the transfer at issue therefore was post-petition and not avoidable

A personal guarantee signed either by debtor or with his authorization support a finding of non-dischargeability under § 523(a)(2)(A). Debtor's statements that he doesn't know who signed it do not amount to a false oath or account under § 727(a)(4).

Court denied motion to reconsider the fair rental value determination and allowed administrative expense claim for the total amount of rent, real estate taxes, insurance, and utilities owed by the trustee for the post-petition use of the premises.

The debtor may reopen her bankruptcy case to add an unlisted and unscheduled creditor. Because this was a no-asset Chapter 7, § 523(a)(3) does not preclude a discharge of unlisted, unscheduled debts that don't fall within § 523(a)(2), (4), or (6).