· 10/3/1994
Berg v. Turow (In Re Berg)
Citations
- 172 B.R. 894
- 1994 Bankr. LEXIS 1550
- 1994 WL 534842
How courts have described this case
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- finding § 105(a), taken together with another provision of the Code, creates “a viable exception to the Anti-Injunction Act”
- finding § 105(a), taken together with another provision of the Code, creates “a viable exception to the Anti-Injunction Act”
- finding section 105(a), taken together with another provision of the Code, creates “a viable exception to the Anti–Injunction Act”
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Judges: Dale E. Ihlenfeldt
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