Charter Crude Oil Co. v. Petroleos Mexicanos (In Re Charter Crude Oil Co.)

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• explaining that “those creditors who hold only conceivable, conjectural or speculative claims” are unknown
• explaining that “those creditors who hold only conceivable, conjectural or speculative claims” are unknown
• contractual dispute where it appeared that an oil supplier “had abandoned its claim” and the debtor reasonably “believed the dispute was resolved” years earlier
• In this bankruptcy case, the court was not dealing with 11 U.S.C. § 523 but rather, the issue was whether a creditor of a chapter 11 debtor had been provided proper notice of an upcoming claims bar date.
• In this bankruptcy case, the court was not dealing with 11 U.S.C. § 523 but rather, the issue was whether a creditor of a chapter 11 debtor had been provided proper notice of an upcoming claims bar date.
• same, regarding admission of evidence

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