Supreme Court· 12/4/1944
Cline v. Kaplan
Citations
- 323 U.S. 97
- 65 S. Ct. 155
- 89 L. Ed. 97
- 1944 U.S. LEXIS 1251
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- discussing a bankruptcy court’s jurisdiction to adjudicate disputes regarding a debtor’s interest in property
- bankruptcy court has no summary jurisdiction to adjudicate trustee's claim of title to property in possession of third party
- no consent where claimant resisted petition for turnover order and made formal protest against exercise of summary jurisdiction
- bankruptcy court has no summary jurisdiction to adjudicate trustee’s claim of title to property in possession of third party
- which had held that a respondent would not be deemed to have consented if it made formal objection to the exercise of summary jurisdiction at any time, even if just before the entry of the final order in the proceeding
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Judges: Frankfurter
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