· 1/3/1990
Gleasman v. Jones (In Re Gleasman)
Citations
- 111 B.R. 595
- 4 Tex.Bankr.Ct.Rep. 148
- 1990 Bankr. LEXIS 344
- 20 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 311
- 1990 WL 16211
How courts have described this case
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- acknowledging that court may depart from the usual requirement of a full supersedeas bond
- including potential diminution in value of the real property and the time value of the property in calculating amount of bond
- staying foreclosure order pending debtor’s appeal of adversary which underlay such order
- “The court rejects Franklin’s contention that a bond equal to the stipulated value of the property is required. The purpose of a bond, after all, is to protect Franklin against loss, not to confer a windfall”
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Judges: Leif M. Clark
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