Cristopher v. Mir (In Re Boh! Ristorante, Inc.)

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• noting that there was apparently no authority discussing this subject
• “fees paid by a third-party to a professional employed by a debtor-in-possession may be recovered by the third-party under § 329, if such fees would not be allowable under § 330 even if the professional had made a timely application for authorization to be employed”

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