Ebel v. King (In Re Ebel)

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• The debtor “lacks any conceivable interest in the administration of bankruptcy estate assets, and accordingly, he lacks any basis to claim the Trustee owes him a fiduciary duty.”
• “Once the issue of standing was controverted by the Trustee, the burden was on [the party asserting standing] to offer evidence at trial that would demonstrate his standing.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).