In Re Bonner Mall Partnership, Debtor. Bonner Mall Partnership v. U.S. Bancorp Mortgage Co.

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• holding that ALJ’s failure to list plaintiff’s bursitis as a severe 3 impairment at step two was harmless where ALJ considered limitations caused by the condition at 4 step four
• noting that “[cjausation for any event has many and varied levels” and asserting that Congress surely intended a more “direct or immediate causation”
• noting that \[c]ausation for any event has many and varied levels\ and asserting that Congress surely intended a more \direct or immediate causation\
• noting that in such cases old equity takes nothing “on account of’ its prior interest
• accepting jurisdiction where, depending on outcome of appeal, remand could require bankruptcy court in Chapter 11 proceedings to make new-value determination
• discussing the need for bankruptcy courts to \carefully apply\ the strictures of the new value exception in order to prevent old equity from circumventing the purpose of the absolute priority rule

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