Fifth Avenue Jewelers, Inc. v. Great East Mall, Inc. (In Re Fifth Avenue Jewelers, Inc.)

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• disallowing portions of pre-petition state court judgment which were liquidated damages or service charges
• “[Liquidated damages are clearly not regular or periodic, and they also cannot be fixed because they are only recoverable in the event of a contractual default_”
• “This Court, after considerable research and thought, concludes that, because § 502(b)(6

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