In Re Harolyn Anderson, Debtor. Richard M. Anderson, Cross-Appellee v. Harolyn Anderson, Cross-Appellant, and John F. Bufe, Trustee

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• applying standard in context of fee award to attorney for chapter 11 debtor
• \The bankruptcy court is in the best position to judge the credibility of any witness who testifies under oath before it....\
• “[T]he bankruptcy court is one of equity and thus has broad equitable — and hence discretionary — powers to award attorney’s fees.”
• “It is well established law that, absent compliance with the Bankruptcy Code and Rules, an attorney has no absolute right to an award of compensation.”
• “[T]he bankruptcy court is one of equity and thus has broad equitable—and hence discretionary—powers to award attorney’s fees.”
• “It is well established law that, absent compliance with the Bankruptcy Code and Rules, an attorney has no absolute right to an award of compensation.”

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