HQ Global Workplaces, Inc. v. Bank of Nova Scotia (In Re HQ Global Holdings, Inc.)

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• recognizing that the crux of the objection to a proof of claim is the same as other claims between various parties-the matter ultimately involves the allowance of claims, which will affect the administration of the estate
• “Since the instant Adversary Proceeding ultimately involves the allowance of claims against the estate . . . it clearly will have an effect on the administration of the estate.”

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