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· 9/29/1997

In Re Gucci

Citations

  • 126 F.3d 380
  • 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 26877
  • 31 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 893

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that “without this assurance of finality [under section 363(m)], purchasers could demand a large discount for investing in a property that is laden with the risk of endless litigation as to who has rights to estate property”
  • stating that “without this assurance of finality [under section 363(m)], purchasers could demand a large discount for investing in a property that is laden with the risk of endless litigation as to who has rights to estate property”
  • “[T]he good-faith requirement prohibits fraudulent, collusive actions specifically intended to affect the sale price or control the outcome of the sale.”
  • “We have ruled that an action taken against a nondebtor which would inevitably have an adverse impact upon the property of the estate must be barred by the automatic stay provision”
  • “The stringency of [the ‘aggrieved person’ standard] is rooted in a concern that freely granting open- ended appeals to those persons affected by bankruptcy court orders will sound the death knell of the orderly disposition of bankruptcy matters.”

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