In Re Cannonsburg Environmental Associates, Ltd., Debtor. Tully Construction Company, Inc. v. Cannonsburg Environmental Associates, Ltd.

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• noting that Rule 42 gives courts “broad authority” to consolidate actions with common legal or factual questions to “avoid unnecessary costs or delay”
• rejecting appellant’s argument that the bankruptcy court erred by conducting a contested proceeding on harmless error grounds because “the same discovery methods are available under the rules governing contested matters as for adversary proceedings”
• “[C]ourts are routinely granted authority to consolidate related matters.”

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