In Re Coastal Cable T v. Inc., Debtor. Gerald Connell v. Coastal Cable T v. Inc.

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• stating that there must be \some relation\ between filing and the \reorganization-related purposes that [Chapter 11] was designed to serve\
• noting that a “good faith” plan of reorganization “must bear some relation to the statutory objective of resuscitating a financially troubled corpo ration”
• stating that there must be “some relation” between filing and the “reorganization-related purposes that [Chapter 11] was designed to serve”
• \To meet the `good faith' requirement... many courts have held that a reorganization plan must bear some relation to the statutory objective of resuscitating a financially troubled corporation.\ (emphasis added)
• “[T]he need for a bankruptcy proceeding once the state-law ownership question is resolved seems doubtful.”
• “To meet the ‘good faith’ requirement ... many courts have held that a reorganization plan must bear some relation to the statutory objective of resuscitating a financially troubled corporation.” (emphasis added)

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