In re Hedrick

Good Law
1986 Bankr. LEXIS 5738·61 B.R. 1002
United States Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of CaliforniaJuly 7, 1986Bankruptcy Nos. 281-04803-W-7, 282-00254-W-7California923 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Woodward, J.

MEMORANDUM OPINION INCLUDING FINDINGS

William John Doyle and Margaret Doyle, creditors of the above-named debtors filed a motion to extend time within which to object to the dischargeability of the debtors’ obligation to them. The Doyles also filed a motion to dismiss the Chapter 7 case, No. 282-00254. The parties stipulated to the facts, filed memos and the case was submitted to . the Court.

The Doyles filed a complaint in the State Court against the debtor, June 21, 1981. Debtors filed a personal Chapter 11, December 30,1981. The Meeting of Creditors was held February 12, 1982, and the case was converted to Chapter 7, November 15, 1982, with the Chapter 7 meeting of creditors being set for January 6, 1983 and the last day to file complaints being set for February 7, 1983.

The Hedricks also filed a business Chapter 11, January 22, 1982, with the meeting of creditors being set for March 26, 1982. The case was converted to Chapter 7, August 25, 1982, with the Chapter 7 meeting of creditors being set for October 7, 1982, and the last day for filing complaints being set for November 8, 1982.

October 12, 1982, the deposition of debt- or Joseph C. Hedrick, Jr., was taken and at…

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