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· 2/3/1992

Halco Engineering, Inc. v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 27 Va. Cir. 111
  • 1992 Va. Cir. LEXIS 149

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  • explaining that “[d]ebtors generally lack standing because bankruptcy proceedings absolve the debtor of any liability to the creditors and the debtor has no interest in the distribution of the estate’s property since the property has passed to the trustee”
  • affirming the Bankruptcy Court’s holding that a debtor did not have standing to oppose a settlement after finding that there was “no reasonable possibility of a surplus.”
  • affirming the Bankruptcy Court’s holding that a debtor did not have standing to oppose a settlement after finding that there was “no reasonable possibility of a surplus.”

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Judges: Fortkort

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