· 5/21/1991
In Re Doemling
Citations
- 127 B.R. 954
- 1991 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 8012
- 1991 WL 101144
How courts have described this case
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- holding that personal injury action arising out of postpetition automobile accident did not become part of bankruptcy estate
- “The [chapter 11] debtors ... have an identity independent of the bankruptcy estate. ... The debtors and the estate are not interchangeable.”
- causes of action arising from a car accident that occurred five months after the bankruptcy petition was filed are not part of the bankruptcy estate
- debtors’ tort claim arising from automobile accident five months after filing of bankruptcy petition was not property of estate
- debtors' tort claim arising from automobile accident five months after filing of bankruptcy petition was not property of estate
- ‘‘[A]fter the commencement of the case, the estate has an existence that is completely separate from that of the debtor. Section 541 (a) (7
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Judges: D. Brooks Smith
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