S.D. Ohio· 4/22/1983
In Re Hardy
Citations
- 30 B.R. 109
- 1983 Bankr. LEXIS 6354
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- holding bankruptcy court has power to address issues raised that do not affect the question presented on appeal to the district court
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Judges: Burton Perlman
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