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Medical Dental Development LLC v David Johnson Response to Order to Show Cause
On 04.20.2016 Appellant, Medical Dental Development LLC, received an order to show cause in regards
to deficiency of forms.
The appellant responds as follows:
1. The only order that the Appellant received from the Bankruptcy Court, was an order for the
appellant to file the designation of record by 03.11.2016, see below:
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(4 pgs)
02/26/2016
2.
Appellant promptly complied with the order and filed the designation of record on 03.03.2016,
well before the given date of 03.12.2016:
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(8 pgs)
03/03/2016
3. Only after the District Court issued its order on 04.20.2016 to show cause regarding the
deficiency, did the Bankruptcy Court sent the Appellant its order of deficiency. The order of
deficiency from the Bankruptcy Court arrived by mail on 04.21.2016, and until then the Bankruptcy
Court did not notify the Appellant of any deficiency.
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(1 pg)
04/20/2016
Medical Dental Development LLC v David Johnson Response to Order to Show Cause
4. On 04.20.2016, when the order to show cause was issued, the attorney for the appellant was out
of the country. She came back on Sunday, April 24th, and the next day, on April 25th, she filed the
notice of transcript. The transcript was ordered and paid for. See docket entries below:
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(1 pg)
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(1 pg)
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04/25/2016
04/25/2016
04/25/2016
04/26/2016
5. On April 26, 2016 she filed with the bankruptcy court the Statement of Issues. See attached as
Exhibit 1 the Statement of Issues with the stamp of the Bankruptcy Court, dated April 26, 2016.
CONCLUSION
As explained above, the moment appellant was notified by the Bankruptcy Court of deficiency, of
two missing forms, those forms were immediately filed and the deficiency was cured. As such, the
appeal should proceed as scheduled.
Medical Dental Development LLC v David Johnson Response to Order to Show Cause
Respectfully submitted
/s/ Dr. Orly Taitz ESQ
04.26. 2016
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I, Orly Taitz, attest that attached pleadings were served on the appellee on 04.27.2016 via ECF and
first class mail
Signed
/s/ Orly Taitz
Medical Dental Development LLC v David Johnson Response to Order to Show Cause
Law Offices
of Orly Taitz
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APR
26 2016
BY:
DoPutY Clsrk
In Re David Johnson
Case
No.: 11-bk*20423
reopen
bankruptcy of the debtor after creditor provided the bankruptcy court with new
information received from the partner of the debtor. New information states that
the debtor did not disclose to the bankruptcy court inheritance that he received
from his father. Additionally, debtor placed the value of his chiropractic office as
nominal, while in reality it can be as much as $300,000. The debt that is owed to
the creditor is $290,000. The court abused its' discretion not only in not reopening
Aforementioned information
bankruptcy, but also for the court to forward this information to the US Attorney's
stated that there was a hearing previously. However, during the prior hearing that
was held on 05.02.2012 the creditor stated that the creditor did not receive the
bankruptcy notice and asked to reopen &e bankruptcy on that basis. At the time of
05.07.2012 hearing the only finding that was made by the Bankruptcy court, was
the decision that since the notice was sent, the court assumed that it was received.
The court did not make any findings on the merits. Additionally, at the time the
creditor did not even know about the inheritance as the partner of the debtor
contacted the creditor only recently.
Based on the aboveo the Dishict court should reverse the decision
Bankruptcy court and reopen the bankruptcy
Respectfully submitted,
of
the
Certificate of Semce
I, Orly Taitz, served attached pleadings on the debtor via first class mail and ECF
on 04.26.2016
Signed