D. Idaho· 5/2/1994
In Re A.D.S.T., Inc.
Citations
- 169 B.R. 64
- 1994 Bankr. LEXIS 1621
- 1994 WL 319567
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- finding that, to be successful on a subrogation claim, the debt paid by the subrogee must not be one for which he was primarily liable
- finding that claimant who voluntarily cashed employee payroll checks of a debtor was not a subrogee because it was under no legal obligation to cash the checks
- finding that a market which cashed customers’ payroll checks to be assignee of customers’ claims because market “was under no legal obligation to cash the employee’s payroll checks, and was acting as a volunteer in doing so.”
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Judges: Jim D. Pappas
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5 cases in this archive cite this case.
- NOVA Information Systems, Inc. v. Premier Operations, Ltd. (In Re Premier Operations)S.D. New York· 2003-06-19· cited 16×
- Depue v. Cox (In re Cox)D. Idaho· 2011-11-10· cited 12×
- Hopkins v. Idaho State University Credit Union (In Re Herter)D. Idaho· 2011-12-15· cited 5×
- In re All American Manufacturing Corp.S.D. Florida· 1995-07-31· cited 2×
- In re Shells Seafood Restaurant, Inc.M.D. Florida· 2015-12-22
Cites
5 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- In Re Missionary Baptist Foundation of America, Inc., Debtors, Robert B. Wilson, Trustee v. Brooks Supermarket, Inc.Fifth Circuit· 1982-02-19· cited 38×
- Hoopes v. HoopesIdaho Court of Appeals· 1993-09-21· cited 9×
- In Re Ted True, Inc.N.D. Texas· 1988-09-13· cited 8×
- Peninsula National Bank v. Allen Carpet Shops, Inc. (In Re Allen Carpet Shops, Inc.)E.D. New York· 1983-02-02· cited 7×
- In Re Mid-American Travel Service, Inc.E.D. Arkansas· 1992-04-20· cited 4×
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