Charles W. Bauer, Jr. And Nellie P. Bauer, Robert H. Waldschmidt, Trustee v. Commerce Union Bank, Clarksville, Tennessee and Kenneth C. Baines

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• stating that the court “would be unable to detect so much as a hint of any abuse of discretion” in the district court’s order to substitute the trustee as the plaintiff
• noting an inability “to detect so much as hint of any abuse of discretion where district court had permitted substitution of trustee
• plaintiffs filed for bankruptcy in February 1985 and sued defendant for outrageous conduct in October 1985
• “It is well settled that the right to pursue causes of action formerly belonging to the debtor—a form of property under the Bankruptcy Code—vests in the trustee for the benefit of the estate.”
• “It is well settled that the right to pursue causes of action formerly belonging to the debtor—a form of property under the Bankruptcy Code—vests in the trustee for the benefit of the estate.”
• “It is well settled that the right to pursue causes of action formerly belonging to the debtor—a form of property under the Bankruptcy Code—vests in the trustee for the benefit of the estate.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).