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D. Kansas· 3/5/1999

In Re Fox

Citations

  • 232 B.R. 229
  • 1999 Bankr. LEXIS 227
  • 1999 WL 137726

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  • noting that generally, federal court judgments are considered final for collateral estoppel purposes, even when the judgment is on appeal
  • explaining that a “preyudgment writ of attachment [is] designed to preserve the status quo”
  • listing cases and declining to adopt per se rule that filing chapter 11 case in lieu of filing supersedeas bond constitutes bad faith; debtor had timely filed disclosure statement and plan
  • timing of the petition, motive of debtor, and accuracy of the schedules
  • “The evidence suggests that the Debtor did not file this bankruptcy solely to avoid posting a supersedeas bond, but was also motivated by a desire to reorganize or liquidate in an orderly fashion.”

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Judges: Julie A. Robinson

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