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· 8/21/2009

In Re Gold & Honey, Ltd.

Citations

  • 410 B.R. 357
  • 2009 Bankr. LEXIS 2238
  • 52 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 6
  • 2009 WL 2596511

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that one of the \most fundamental policies and purposes of the automatic stay” is \[to] provid[e] for the efficient and orderly distribution of a debtor's assets to all creditors in accordance with their relative priorities”
  • discussing “serious ramifications” if future creditors followed suit and seized assets under a United States court’s jurisdiction in violation of its orders
  • discussing \serious ramifications\ if future creditors followed suit and seized assets under a United States court's jurisdiction in violation of its orders
  • finding Israeli receivership proceeding was not collective in nature because it was primarily designed to benefit a single secured creditor
  • finding a proceeding non-collective that was “more akin to a[n] individual creditor’s replevin or repossession action than it is to a reorganization or liquidation by an independent trustee”
  • denying recognition on the basis that recognition of the foreign proceeding would reward and legitimize a violation of the automatic stay and a prior court order

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