· 1/23/2006
George P. Stoe v. William E. Flaherty David Carpenter James Carpenter William Smelas Robert Sunderman Ronald Statile
Citations
- 436 F.3d 209
- 11 Wage & Hour Cas.2d (BNA) 229
- 55 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 724
- 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 1580
- 45 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 265
- 2006 WL 156985
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- holding that state-law action to recover unpaid severance benefits from officers of former employer did not “arise in” a bankruptcy case
- holding that plaintiffs claims that arose solely under Pennsylvania state law were insufficient to trigger “arising in” jurisdiction
- noting that “arising under” jurisdiction is limited to proceedings where “the Bankruptcy Code creates the cause of action or provides the substantive right invoked”
- noting that “arising under” jurisdiction is limited to proceedings where “the Bankruptcy Code creates the cause of action or provides the substantive right invoked”
- noting that “arising under” jurisdiction is limited to proceedings where “the Bankruptcy Code creates the cause of action or provides the substantive right invoked”
- stating that \[t]he category of cases 'under' title 11 'refers merely to the bankruptcy petition itself' \
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Judges: Smith, Stapleton, Nygaard
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