In Re: First Merchants Acceptance Corporation, Debtor v. J. C. Bradford & Co.

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• interpreting sections 503(b)(3)(F) and 503(b)(4) “as permitting committee members to recover attorney’s fees for work performed in connection with that entity’s service on the committee”
• \[O]nly absurd results and 'the most extraordinary showing of contrary intentions' justify a limitation on the 'plain meaning' of ... statutory language.\
• “[O]nly absurd results and ‘the most extraordinary showing of contrary intentions’ justify a limitation on the ‘plain meaning’ of the statutory language.” (quoting Garcia v. United States, 469 U.S. 70, 75 (1984))
• listing some of the changes codified in the Reform Act

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