In Re Cutters, Inc.

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• “[I]f a document purports to contain a single contract but in reality contains separate severable agreements, then the debtor may reject a severable executory agreement.”
• sev-erable sale contract was so substantially performed to render it nonexecutory
• the court determined that a single document contained separate agreements regarding sale of assets and future mutual obligations to market certain inventory; the sale portion of the contract was substantially performed and nonexecutory while the marketing agreement was executory and rejectable

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