All American Laundry Service v. Ascher (In Re Ascher)

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• “[A] determination of what is property of the estate and concurrently, of what is available for distribution to creditors of that estate, is precisely the type of proceeding over which the bankruptcy court has exclusive jurisdiction.”
• “[A] determination of what is property of the estate and concurrently, of what is available for distribution to creditors of that estate, is precisely the type of proceeding over which the bankruptcy court has exclusive jurisdiction.”
• “Thus, this Court has core jurisdiction to resolve the state law issues in the [r]emoved [c]ase since such resolution will determine whether [d]ebtor has an interest in property which, if such interest is found, will become property of the estate.” (citations omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).