In Re Christine A. Ragar, Debtor. Robert J. Brown v. Richard L. Ramsay and A.L. Tenney, Trustee

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• recognizing that, where a bankruptcy court makes proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law in a non-core proceeding “[fits action would ... become final and effective if [a party] [did] not file[ ] timely objections”
• recognizing that where a bankruptcy court makes proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law in a non-core proceeding “[i]ts action would . . . become final and effective if [a party] [did] not file[] timely objections”
• noting that the question has “divided the Circuits”

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