Crown Village Farm, LLC v. Arl, L.L.C. (In Re Crown Village Farm, LLC)

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• holding that “abstention under section 305(a) is a power that should only be utilized under extraordinary circumstances.” (citations omitted)
• “Although Defendants are correct that the Adversary Proceeding involves questions of [state] law, 28 U.S.C. § 157(b)(3) establishes that the presence of issues affected by state law does not alter the core nature of a proceeding.”
• “Once these pieces of factual information are ascertained, courts must next apply them when considering: ‘(1) whether the petition serves a valid bankruptcy purpose, e.g., by preserving the going concern or maximizing the value of the debtor’s estate, and (2
• “Once these pieces of factual information are ascertained, courts must next apply them when considering: ‘(1) whether the petition serves a valid bankruptcy purpose, e.g., by preserving the going concern or maximizing the value of the debtor’s estate, and (2

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