Bankruptcy notices based on alleged defects in consent judgments may be set aside only where there is clear evidence of vitiation of consent; complaints about the conduct of underlying proceedings that were known to the debtor and their legal representatives at the time of consent are generally insufficient grounds for setting aside such notices.
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