My question involves bankruptcy in the state of: Delaware
I am involved with a franchisor that has filed for Chapter 11. The plan was accepted. The case has been closed. It now appears that some elements of fraud may have occurred. The company's attorney is claiming that the liability has been "discharged". I understand that Sec. 523 prohibits this, yet, the 60 -day statute has run. Other than using the equitable tolling doctrine how do you object to this discharge?
I am involved with a franchisor that has filed for Chapter 11. The plan was accepted. The case has been closed. It now appears that some elements of fraud may have occurred. The company's attorney is claiming that the liability has been "discharged". I understand that Sec. 523 prohibits this, yet, the 60 -day statute has run. Other than using the equitable tolling doctrine how do you object to this discharge?
Chapter 11: Fraud in a Fiduciary Capacity
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