In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, on a finding that the use of Chapter 7 would constitute substantial abuse, the court is most likely to
A)extend the time for the debtor's payment of overdue debts.
B)allow a creditor to collect a previous judgment on a disputed debt.
C)force a creditor to obtain a new judgment on a claimed debt.
D)dismiss the debtor's petition.

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In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, if the court finds that the use of Chapter 7 would constitute substantial abuse, it is most likely to dismiss the debtor's petition. This is because Chapter 7 is designed for those who truly cannot pay their debts, and abuse of this chapter undermines the bankruptcy system's integrity.

In a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, on a Finding That the Use