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D. Connecticut· 6/10/1994

Hirsch v. Arthur Andersen & Co.

Citations

  • 178 B.R. 40
  • 1994 WL 760578

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  • “Recognizing that he cannot assert claims against the defendants on behalf of the creditors, the trustee alleges damages to the debtors, to the extent of the unpaid obligations of the debtors to the creditors.”
  • “[T]he trustee has not alleged any distinct way in which the debtors were injured by the asserted wrongdoing of the defendants.”
  • Where “[i]t appears from the complaint that the only ones injured by the defendants’ conduct ... were the ered-itors[,][t]he trustee cannot circumvent the standing requirement simply by imputing this injury to the debtor.”
  • facts alleged must support allegation of damage to debtor

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Judges: Jos㉠A. Cabranes

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