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• holding that, provided the appellant was given proper notice of the bankruptcy court proceeding, “attendance and objection” are “prerequisites to fulfilling the ‘person aggrieved’ standard”
• holding that, provided the appellant has proper notice of the bankruptcy court proceeding, “attendance and objection” at the proceeding are “prerequisites to fulfilling the ‘person aggrieved’ standard”
• finding that the appellant had standing to appeal even though he did not attend or object at the bankruptcy court hearing because he did not receive proper notice of the hearing
• notice inadequate where disclosure statement included substantive arguments regarding ability to avoid investors’ interests, but statement did not clearly warn investors that by voting for the plan they would relinquish their security interests

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).