· 6/26/1990
Chrysler Credit Corp. v. Fifth Third Bank of Columbus (In Re Onyx Motor Car Corp.)
Citations
- 116 B.R. 89
- 1990 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 15247
- 1990 WL 94920
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- recognizing that cause could be based on either one or a combination of the following factors: (1) judicial economy, (2) reducing confusion, or (3
- noting that withdrawal of the reference is inappropriate absent “truly exceptional and compelling circumstances”
- “Let it be clear, without truly exceptional and compelling circumstances, a motion for withdrawal of reference will not be well received by this Court.”
- “Let it be clear, without truly exceptional and compelling circumstances, a motion for withdrawal of reference will not be well received by this Court.”
- a motion for withdrawal of reference not well received absent exceptional and compelling circumstances
- held that withdrawal of reference must be conditioned upon a showing of cause
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Judges: George C. Smith
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