Hassett v. Bancohio National Bank (In Re CIS Corp.)

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Section 157(b)(2)(K) “has been construed to allow bankruptcy courts to make determinations as to the validity, extent and priority of liens on the estate’s (or at a minimum, the debtor’s) property”
• recognizing that a court may “look beyond the labels to the substance of the action in order to discover whether it can be fairly said to arise under the bankruptcy code and falls within the bankruptcy court’s core jurisdiction”
• observing that “[s]ection 157(b)(2)(E) has been construed to allow bankruptcy courts to make determinations as to the validity, extent and priority of hens on the estate’s (or at a minimum, the debtor’s
• stating that the language of § 542(b) creates “a strong textual inference that an action should be regarded as a turnover only when there is no legitimate dispute over what is owed to the debtor”
• stating that the language of § 542(b) creates “a strong textual inference that an action should be regarded as a turnover only when there is no legitimate dispute over what is owed to the debtor”
• legal proceeding that could determine that the debtors were the legal titleholders to certain property, while benefitting the bankrupt estate, was insufficient to make the proceeding a core proceeding

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