In re Catron’s Empirical Analysis
1996
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July 2013
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“[A] debtor is not entitled to utilize the filing of amended or supplemental objections in order to file successive and repeated objections to the claim of a creditor. The filing of such successive and repeated objections, even if based on different grounds, is unduly burdensome and prejudicial to creditors who are subjected to such tactics.”
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