Beguelin v. Volcano Vision, Inc. (In Re Beguelin)

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• determining that the “[u]se of the federal judgment rate for all creditors in a case provides bankruptcy trustees with an efficient and inexpensive means of calculating the amount of interest to be paid to each creditor”
• affirming the bankruptcy court’s determination that postpetition interest be paid from the date of the petition through and beyond the effective date of the confirmed chapter 13 plan
• the Ninth Circuit B.A.P. concluded that “fairness, equality, and predictability” required the use of the federal judgment rate of interest
• “It is not hard to imagine the administrative nightmare that bankruptcy trustees would otherwise face if they were required to calculate a different interest rate, based on a different source of interest rate, for each creditor.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).