D. Rhode Island· 2/11/1981
In Re Cipriano
Citations
- 8 B.R. 697
- 1981 Bankr. LEXIS 4926
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- Attorney’s fees involved with collection under contract for automobile between debtor and secured party awarded but “time spent to prepare, execute and file a proof of claim” was held “non-eompensable.” Id. at 699
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Judges: Arthur N. Votolato, Jr.
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9 cases in this archive cite this case.
- In Re S.T.N. Enterprises, Inc.D. Vermont· 1987-03-03· cited 99×
- In Re Seneca Oil Co.W.D. Oklahoma· 1986-10-27· cited 63×
- In Re BanksN.D. Alabama· 1982-12-30· cited 30×
- In Re American Metals Corp.D. Kansas· 1983-07-13· cited 30×
- Majchrowski v. Norwest Mortgage, Inc.N.D. Illinois· 1998-05-19· cited 19×
- Schlecht v. Alaska (In Re Schlecht)D. Alaska· 1983-12-31· cited 18×
- Wade v. Hatcher (In Re Hatcher)Tenth Circuit· 1997-06-04· cited 15×
- Old Kent Bank & Trust Co. v. Marino (In Re Marino)W.D. Michigan· 1982-06-14· cited 7×
- In Re Schriock Construction, Inc.D. North Dakota· 1994-12-16· cited 5×
Cites
6 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Security Mortgage Co. v. PowersSupreme Court· 1928-12-10· cited 160×
- In the Matter of Atlanta International Raceway, Inc., Bankrupt. Security National Bank v. Stacey W. Cotton, TrusteeFifth Circuit· 1975-05-22· cited 26×
- Washington Trust Company v. FatoneSupreme Court of Rhode Island· 1969-08-08· cited 22×
- Flanagan v. Kelly's System of New England, Inc.Supreme Court of Rhode Island· 1972-01-17· cited 20×
- In the Matter of Walter Leon Delaney, Bankrupt. Federal National Mortgage Association v. Walter Leon DelaneyFifth Circuit· 1976-07-02· cited 10×
- Armfield v. Frank N. McClure, Inc.Supreme Court of Rhode Island· 1950-08-04· cited 5×
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