N.D. Oklahoma· 6/21/2016
In re Clark
Citations
- 551 B.R. 910
- 2016 Bankr. LEXIS 2342
- 2016 WL 3548815
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- explaining that an objection to claim “is a contested matter that exists independently of plan confirmation”
- “The filing of an objection to claim creates a contested matter governed by Bankruptcy Rule 9014. It is a contested matter that exists independently of plan confirmation.” (footnote omitted)
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- In Re ShankN.D. Georgia· 2004-10-07· cited 54×
- Morton v. Morton (In Re Morton)Sixth Circuit· 2003-09-12· cited 49×
- Ford Motor Credit Co. v. Bankruptcy Estate of ParmenterSixth Circuit· 2008-05-30· cited 24×
- In Re FareedN.D. Illinois· 2001-05-31· cited 19×
- Educational Credit Management Corp. v. Mersmann (In Re Mersmann)Tenth Circuit· 2007-09-24· cited 18×
- In Re StarlingS.D. Florida· 2000-08-09· cited 18×
- Collins v. United StatesFifth Circuit· 1933-05-31· cited 14×
- Hildebrand v. Hays Imports, Inc. (In Re Johnson)M.D. Tennessee· 2002-06-06· cited 13×
- In Re BartonE.D. Washington· 2000-06-15· cited 8×
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