Connecticut General Life Insurance v. Schaumburg Hotel Owner Ltd. Partnership (In Re Schaumburg Hotel Owner Ltd. Partnership)

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• concluding that, with regard to liquidated damages clause, parties not required to make the best estimation of damages, just one that is reasonable
• concluding that, with regard to liquidated damages clause, parties not required to make the best estimation of damages, just one that is reasonable
• “Claims filed in bankruptcy are prima facie presumed valid under 11 U.S.C. § 502(a) and are prima facie proof of their validity under Bankr. R. 3001(f
• if damages are easily calculable, prepayment penalty will be disallowed
• damages not calculable when parties executed loan documents

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