In Re Amherst Technologies, LLC

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• analysis of “materially adverse interest” implicates general concept of conflict of interest on part of subject creditor, as against general interest of unsecured creditors in neutral, even-handed, but zealous administration of estate
• “Due process considerations do not necessitate any notice to a creditor that another party may object to their voting for a trustee at a meeting of creditors. Due process does require that the disputed election be resolved by the bankruptcy court after notice and a hearing”

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