American Bank & Trust Co. v. Jardine Insurance Services Texas, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• acknowledging that “creditors have a responsibility to take an active role in protecting their claims.”
• finding that an obscure reference to a creditor’s interest in an agreement incorporated into the plan did not provide adequate notice
• adding justification that non‐participating creditor’s right to due process forbade extinguishment of lien without adequate notice
• creditor who did not receive sufficient notice of the proposed treatment of its claim to satisfy due process was not bound by the terms of the confirmed plan
• an obscure reference to an agreement incorporated into the Chapter 11 plan did not provide the secured creditors with sufficient notice about the treatment of their particular class of claim or adequate information to make a reasonable judgment about the plan

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).