· 8/27/2007
Enron Corp. v. Springfield Associates, L.L.C. (In Re Enron Corp.)
Citations
- 379 B.R. 425
- 2007 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 63129
- 48 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 213
- 2007 WL 2446498
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- Laying out three reasons why, “with respect to disallowance, the plain language of section 502(d) reveals that disallowance cannot be fixed on the petition date.”
- Laying out three reasons why, “with respect to disallowance, the plain language of section 502(d) reveals that disallowance cannot be fixed on the petition date.”
- Laying out three reasons why, “with respect to disallowance, the plain language of section 502(d) reveals that disallowance cannot be fixed on the petition date.”
- Laying out three reasons why, “with respect to disallowance, the plain language of section 502(d) reveals that disallowance cannot be fixed on the petition date.”
- Laying out three reasons why, “with respect to disallowance, the plain language of section 502(d) reveals that disallowance cannot be fixed on the petition date.”
- stating “[t]he unnecessary breadth of the Bankruptcy Court’s decisions threatened to wreak havoc on the markets for distressed debt.”
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Judges: Shira A. Scheindlin
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