Timberline Four Seasons Resort Inc. v. Herlan (In re Herlan)
Mar
18
2011
Ruling
Debts were dischargeable absent proof of fiduciary relationship or willful or malicious acts.
Procedural posture
After plaintiff creditors filed an adversary complaint against debtor alleging causes of action to except debts from debtor's discharge per 11 U.S.C.S. § 523(a)(4) and (6), both parties sought summary judgment based, at least in part, on findings made by a state court that debtor was plaintiffs' "agent."
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