In re Bletsch, No. 07-17417, 2008 WL 657858 (Bankr. N.D. Ohio Mar. 6, 2008) (Harris) (unpublished) (In claims objection litigation, prepetition default judgment in foreclosure proceeding is notpreclusive. Ohio law would not enforce default entered in Common Pleas court when no evidence exists that issues were actually litigated.).
In re Cranston, 387 B.R. 480, 485 (Bankr. D. Md. 2008) (Lipp) (Debtor rebutted prima facie validity of $300,000 proof of claim for breach of contract in construction of home; $79,210.48 damages allowed. “[T]he major component of the damages recoverable by the Claimants is the cost they incurred in completing the construction of their new home as contemplated by the Contract and any agreed upon amendments thereto.”).

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