The debtor has an absolute right to have his bankruptcy case dismissed, whether the case is under Chapter 7, 11, or 13.

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A debtor does not have an absolute right to dismiss a bankruptcy case. In Chapter 7, the debtor cannot voluntarily dismiss the case. In Chapter 13, the debtor can request dismissal, but the court may deny it if there is a concern of abuse or prejudice to creditors. Chapter 11 cases also require court approval for dismissal.

The Debtor Has an Absolute Right to Have His Bankruptcy