In Re Club Associates, Debtor. First Union Real Estate Equity and Mortgage Investments v. Club Associates, a Georgia Limited Partnership

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• dismissing appeal and endorsing the bankruptcy court's conclusion that the aggrieved party's failure to immediately seek a stay was \deliberate\
• finding support for equitable mootness where third-parties had made investments that could not “be protected in the event of a reversal of the Confirmation Order”
• “the absence of a stay does not compel a finding of mootness in all cases.”
• \The concept of mootness is based upon the premise that a court will undertake the task of carefully examining each issue presented on appeal.\
• lender's appeal of plan reorganizing real estate entity was moot where other parties had stepped in and made investments to revitalize the entity in reliance on the confirmed plan
• appeal from bankruptcy court’s plan-confirmation order was equitably moot because “the reorganization plan ha[d] been so substantially consummated that effective relief [wa]s no longer available” (citation modified)

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