City Fire Equipment Co. v. Ansul Fire Protection Wormald U.S., Inc.

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• holding that a bankruptcy court has jurisdiction to hear and determine all matters in a fraudulent conveyance case, up to the point of conducting a jury trial, which would have to be done in District Court
• no reason to disallow bankruptcy judges from ruling on dispositive motions in non-core proceedings
• “While motions to dismiss and motions for summary judgment may be dispositive, they do not impact on the right to a jury trial. They merely involve legal issues as to whether any trial is necessary.... The granting of such motions does not deprive a party of a right to a jury trial”
• “While motions to dismiss and motions for summary judgment may be dispositive, they do not impact on the right to a jury trial. They merely involve legal issues as to whether any trial is necessary.... The granting of such motions does not deprive a party of a right to a jury trial.”

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