D. North Dakota· 7/15/1992
In Re Borchert
Citations
- 143 B.R. 917
- 1992 Bankr. LEXIS 1210
- 1992 WL 184061
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- insurance companies “have failed to overcome the presumption of receipt and must therefore be regarded as having had notice and knowledge of’ the bankruptcy
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Judges: William A. Hill
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- In the Matter of USA Diversified Products, Inc., Debtor. R. David Boyer, Trustee v. Carlton, Fields, Ward, Emmanuel, Smith & Cutler, P.A.Seventh Circuit· 1996-11-08· cited 69×
- In Re RobinsonE.D. New York· 1998-12-11· cited 69×
- Calvin v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (In Re Calvin)S.D. Texas· 2005-08-25· cited 34×
- Carlton, Fields, Ward, Emmanuel, Smith & Cutler, P.A. v. Boyer (In Re U.S.A. Diversified Products, Inc.)N.D. Indiana· 1996-03-15· cited 21×
- In re GreenbergE.D. New York· 2015-02-27· cited 11×
- Iowa Oil Co. v. T Mart Inc. (In Re Iowa Oil Co.)N.D. Iowa· 2003-08-29· cited 7×
- Saults v. First Tennessee Bank (In re Saults)E.D. Tennessee· 2002-09-11· cited 3×
Cites
6 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Maggio v. ZeitzSupreme Court· 1948-02-09· cited 646×
- In Re John Rothwell Knaus, Debtor. John Rothwell Knaus v. Concordia Lumber Company, Inc.Eighth Circuit· 1989-11-13· cited 184×
- In Re Daniel R. Bucknum, Dba Bucknum, Levine & Smith, Debtor. Joe W. Moody, Bernice H. Moody v. Daniel R. Bucknum, Dba Bucknum, Levine & SmithNinth Circuit· 1991-12-09· cited 99×
- Arkansas Motor Coaches, Limited, Inc. v. Commissioner of Internal RevenueEighth Circuit· 1952-07-14· cited 65×
- Redfield v. Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. (In Re Robertson)N.D. Illinois· 1989-08-29· cited 27×
- Bernstein v. Gailey (In Re Gailey, Inc.)W.D. Pennsylvania· 1990-10-01· cited 20×
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