D. Oregon· 5/20/1987
Bishop v. Cates (In Re Cates)
Citations
- 73 B.R. 874
- 1987 Bankr. LEXIS 769
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- plan funded by voluntary salary deferrals is self-settled
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12 cases in this archive cite this case.
- In Re KincaidNinth Circuit· 1990-10-25· cited 61×
- Lasich v. Estate of Wickstrom (In Re Wickstrom)W.D. Michigan· 1990-04-20· cited 54×
- Watson v. Kincaid (In Re Kincaid)Ninth Circuit· 1989-03-16· cited 28×
- In Re Audrey E. Noblit, Debtor. James Fox, Successor Trustee v. Arlan Smoker, Husband and Donna Smoker, WifeNinth Circuit· 1995-12-20· cited 24×
- Warsco v. Ryan (In Re Richards)N.D. Indiana· 1988-10-14· cited 17×
- Sullivan v. Welsh (In Re Lumbar)Eighth Circuit· 2011-10-12· cited 14×
- In Re IdalskiE.D. Michigan· 1991-01-23· cited 11×
- Howison v. W.W. Grainger, Inc. (In Re Peterson)D. Maine· 1988-06-16· cited 10×
- Taunt v. General Retirement System (In Re Wilcox)E.D. Michigan· 1998-01-21· cited 4×
- Fox v. Smoker (In re Noblit)D. Arizona· 1994-05-13· cited 3×
- Patti J. Sullivan v. Raymond WelshEighth Circuit· 2011-10-12
- Nelson v. Carver (In Re Carver)W.D. Missouri· 1990-10-24
Cites
8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Gilbert v. Osburn (In Re Osburn)S.D. Ohio· 1986-01-06· cited 31×
- In Re DiPiazzaN.D. Illinois· 1983-05-13· cited 29×
- Matter of BerndtN.D. Indiana· 1983-11-01· cited 25×
- Shelley v. ShelleyOregon Supreme Court· 1960-07-20· cited 25×
- In Re WestD. Oregon· 1986-09-03· cited 21×
- Johnson v. Commercial BankOregon Supreme Court· 1978-12-27· cited 20×
- Mattison v. MattisonOregon Supreme Court· 1909-03-02· cited 15×
- Nelson v. White (In Re White)W.D. Washington· 1986-04-24· cited 12×
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