· 6/5/1989
In Re Carl Cottrell and Paula Cottrell, Debtors. Carl Cottrell and Paula Cottrell v. J. Baxter Schilling, Trustee
Citations
- 876 F.2d 540
- 1989 U.S. App. LEXIS 7769
- 19 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 869
- 1989 WL 57649
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- holding that claims become a part of the bankruptcy estate regardless of whether such claims are assignable under state law
- holding that a personal injury action was estate property notwithstanding that the action was nontransferable under Kentucky state law
- holding that an existing personal injury claim that is non-assignable under state law is the property of a bankruptcy estate
- holding that we have jurisdiction only if the district court had appellate jurisdiction under § 158
- \Generally a bankruptcy court's order approving or substituting counsel in a bankruptcy proceeding is not appealable.\
- “Generally a bankruptcy court’s order approving or substituting counsel in a bankruptcy proceeding is not appealable.”
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Judges: Kennedy, Krupansky, Boggs
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