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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
In re
ANY MOUNTAIN, INC., No. 04-12989
Debtor(s).
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Memorandum and Order on Objections to Claims
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On February 24, 2006, the debtor filed objections to dozens of claims. It has now filed the same
number of requests for default. While it is burdensome to the court to have all these matters dumped on
it at once, the court began to slog through them when it discovered that the debtor objected to claim #141
on the sole ground that it was a duplicate of #142 and also objected to #142 on the sole ground that it
was a duplicate of #141 and then requested disallowance of both claims. A quick review reveals other
problems, including an order to disallow two claims but allowing an amount to a creditor with, in
essence, no claim. The court ascribes these mistakes to volume and not an intentional attempt to deceive
the court, but it is obvious that processing the claims en masse has lead to procedural mistakes.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that all requests for disallowance are denied, without prejudice
to actual hearings. No more than five objections may be set on a single calendar. Where the basis for
objection is a duplication, counsel for the debtor shall certify that he has not objected to the claim’s
doppelganger.
Dated: April 10, 2006
SAlan Jaroslovsky
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge
Entered on Docket
April 10, 2006
GLORIA L. FRANKLIN, CLERK
U.S BANKRUPTCY COURT
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
Case: 04-12989 Doc# 433 Filed: 04/10/06 Entered: 04/10/06 17:20:37 Page 1 of
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