· 7/2/2013
Hasse v. Rainsdon (In Re Pringle)
Citations
- 495 B.R. 447
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- declining to address an issue when the argument was raised for the first time on appeal
- rebuttable presumption of implied consent once party is alerted, or held to be alerted, to the issue of tribunal’s authority and does not timely object
- once the tribunal’s 15 authority to enter a final judgment is put at issue, further 16 purposeful proceeding in the forum indicates consent
- once the tribunal’s 15 authority to enter a final judgment is put at issue, further 16 purposeful proceeding in the forum indicates consent
- “An examination into reasonably equivalent value is 14 comprised of three inquiries: (1) whether value was given; (2) if 15 value was given, whether it was given in exchange for the 16 transfer; and (3
- “An examination into reasonably equivalent value is 14 comprised of three inquiries: (1) whether value was given; (2) if 15 value was given, whether it was given in exchange for the 16 transfer; and (3
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Judges: Markell, Dunn, Jury
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