· 2/23/2005
In Re A-Z Electronics, LLC
Citations
- 350 B.R. 886
- 2006 WL 2536298
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- holding that § 1112(b) provided grounds for dismissal of case filed by individual who lacked authority to file the petition on behalf of the debtor company
- holding that § 1112(b) provided grounds for dismissal of case filed by individual who lacked authority to file the petition on behalf of the debtor company
- concluding that the debtor LLC at issue was member-managed under Idaho’s default statutory rules
- finding that LLC membership interests became estate property where state law classified the pre-petition interest as personal property
- “State law, not bankruptcy law, is used to determine whether the party signing the entity petition had the authority to do so.”
- “State law, not bankruptcy law, is used to determine whether the party signing the entity petition had the authority to do so.”
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Judges: Terry L. Myers
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