American Home Mortgage Investment Corp. v. Lehman Bros. (In Re American Home Mortgage Investment Corp.)

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• deciding that mixed questions that implicate the particular circumstances of the case are not pure legal questions warranting direct certification
• noting that numerous issues-raised on appeal were not “directly linked” to the bankruptcy court’s decision, but rather appeared to refer to broad legal principles, thus not satisfying the requirement of Fed. R. Bankr.P. 8001(f)(3)(c)
• declining to certify for direct appeal where the Bankruptcy Court’s decision involved “mixed questions that implicate the particular circumstances of this case”
• declining to certify “mixed questions that implicate the particular circumstances of this case”
• resolution of issue will not materially advance the case when the underlying bankruptcy case is proceeding regardless of the appeal
• resolution of the issue will not materially advance the case when the underlying bankruptcy case is proceeding regardless of the appeal

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