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· 11/19/1986

Bankr. L. Rep. P 71,526 Lonneker Farms, Inc. And Robert Lonneker v. John Klobucher, Allen Hatley, Allen Hatley and Associates, Defendants

Citations

  • 804 F.2d 1096
  • 1986 U.S. App. LEXIS 33767

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  • holding that “a trustee in bankruptcy . . . is entitled to derived judicial immunity because he is performing an integral part of the judicial process”
  • holding that “a trustee in bankruptcy . . . is entitled to derived judicial immunity because he is performing an integral part of the judicial process”
  • holding that “a trustee in bankruptcy . . . is entitled to derived judicial immunity because he is performing an integral part of the judicial process”
  • explaining that a bankruptcy trustee acting under the authority of the bankruptcy judge is entitled to immunity because “he is performing an integral part of the judicial process”
  • a trustee or an official acting under the authority of the bankruptcy 10 judge is entitled to derived judicial immunity because he is performing an integral part of the judicial process

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Judges: Sneed, Alarcon, Noo-Nan

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