In Re Bigler, LP

How courts have described this case

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• arguing that the absence of a stalking horse procedure made the upset of an auction more improper, because in a stalking horse proceeding, bidder would have known it could be outbid at the sale hearing and it could have protected itself with a breakup fee
• declining the reopen bidding where the movant participated in the first auction but waited until the successful bidder had already expended substantial time and efforts towards purchasing the assets to submit a higher upset bid

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