Branch Banking & Trust Co. v. McDow (In Re Garriock)

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• noting that even if the court does not think Congress adequately considered the potential windfall to a solvent debtor, the court is not at liberty to substitute its own policy judgment for the work of Congress
• “review[ing] each line of cases [and recognizing] that ‘the legal rate’ refers to the federal judgment rate, and does not encompass . . . any lawful pre-petition contract rate.”

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