Brown v. Fox Broadcasting Co. (In Re Cox)

How courts have described this case

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• contemplating existence of jurisdiction to determine whether asset constituted property of estate and concluding that “no proceeding [is] more necessary to effectuate the in rem jurisdiction of the bankruptcy courts”
• “[w]henever there is a dispute regarding whether property is property of the bankruptcy estate, exclusive jurisdiction is in the bankruptcy court.”
• “[w]henever there is a dispute regarding whether property is property of the bankruptcy estate, exclusive jurisdiction is in the bankruptcy court.”
• “[T]wo of the fundamental purposes of a bankruptcy court [are] the exercise of jurisdiction over the estate of the debtor and the equitable distribution of the estate’s property among creditors”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).