Adelphia Communications Corp. v. Rigas (In Re Adelphia Communications Corp.)

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• noting that even 7 The Court notes there is some ambiguity as to whether Plaintiff would have had standing to intervene in the AICs Trial, which was based on the AICs’ administrative claims. (ECF No. 142 at 4, 9–11; ECF No. 129 at 6.
• “[I]t does not necessarily follow, that once having intervened, intervenors have the right to litigate as the possessors of causes of action do, or to act wholly free of any limitations imposed by the Court in the interests of orderly procedure.”

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