In Re Courtesy Inns, Ltd., Inc., Debtor. Randolph F. Jones v. Bank of Santa Fe

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• concluding that the finding of bad faith on the part of the plaintiff herself was clearly erroneous, and the district court’s “failure to specify [the plaintiff’s] sanctionable conduct render[ed] us unable to affirm.”
• stating that Chambers rejected arguments that \the various sanctioning provisions of the federal rules reflect legislative intent to displace the court's inherent powers\
• stating that Chambers rejected arguments that \the various sanctioning provisions of the federal rules reflect legislative intent to displace the court's inherent powers\
• holding Section 105(a) grants bankruptcy courts inherent power to impose sanctions
• concluding bankruptcy courts have inherent authority under § 105(a
• upholding a bankruptcy judge’s imposition of sanctions against nonparty president of debtor corporation as an appropriate exercise of “the inherent power recognized by the Supreme Court in Chambers”

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