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Hester Knibbe: Archaïsch de dieren
Hester Knibbe: Archaïsch de dieren
Ik mag graag op een luchtige manier kijken naar bekroonde gedichten – niet om er de draak mee te steken, maar ze uit te dagen zodat ze een kans hebben om hun machtige kracht (mochten ze die inderdaad bezitten) – tentoon te spreiden.
Een maand geleden won Hester Knibbe de VSB po”ezieprijs met een unaniem als meesterwerk geprezen gedichtenserie genaamd “Archaïsch de dieren”. De titel klinkt…
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Regret Filing For Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? Too Bad.
So this guy files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and realizes he's going to lose his real estate in part due to some "irregularities" with a maritime lien on his property.
Suddenly, he's got a change of heart. What does he do? He tries to withdraw his petition because he "no longer consent[s] to, or accept[s] the court[']s authority."
He claims he's deaf and couldn't hear the proceedings, but the record reflects that he was able to hear well enough to respond when the trustee took issue with the maritime loan.
Faced with the prospect of relinquishing his real estate to the chapter 7 trustee, it appears that Mr. Knibbe now regrets his decision to invoke bankruptcy court protection in the first place. The difficulty with his position, however, is that regret is not "cause" to dismiss under 11 U.S.C. § 707(a).
In re Knibbe, Chapter 7 Case No. DK 10-14592 (Bankr. W.D.Mi 2011).
