· 4/28/2006
F.H. Partners v. Investment Co. of Southwest (In Re Investment Co. of the Southwest)
Citations
- 341 B.R. 298
- 2006 Bankr. LEXIS 665
- 46 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 127
- 2006 WL 1119200
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- considering, with respect to adverse impact of relief sought on appéal, appellant’s representation it would not seek return of payments made to third parties
- plan not feasible where there was no evidence to demonstrate how the debtor would be able to fund required balloon payments
- plan not feasible where there was no evidence to demonstrate how the debtor would be able to fund required balloon payments
- Feasibility is the shorthand term for the requirement of confirmation as set forth in § 1129(a)(11
- a bankruptcy court's determination of whether Chapter 11 plan is feasible is reviewed for clear error
- “Whether a plan is feasible is a question of fact, subject to the clearly erroneous standard on appeal from an order confirming the plan.”
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Judges: Clark, Brown, Karlin
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