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Recent cases concerning “springing” or “bad-boy” guaranties—are they enforceable?

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USA December 14 2012

Bankruptcy courts generally do not enforce agreements by borrowers to waive their right to file bankruptcy, as a matter of public policy.

Fennemore Craig - Nancy J. March and Cathy L. Reece
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