· 6/27/1989
In Re J.B. Lovell Corporation, Debtor. J.B. Lovell Corporation v. Carlisle Corporation
Citations
- 876 F.2d 96
- 1989 U.S. App. LEXIS 9205
- 19 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 1100
- 1989 WL 61276
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- stating that the involuntary chapter 7 debtor’s election to convert the involuntary proceedings to a case under chapter 11 prevented the debtor from further pursuing chapter 7 issues on appeal, and holding that the pending appeal was moot
- dismissing appeal from Chapter 7 proceeding after conversion to Chapter 11
- \Lovell voluntarily elected to pursue remedies under Chapter 11 rather than continue litigation in the original Chapter 7 proceedings. This election to convert the proceedings prevented Lovell from further pursuing Chapter 7 issues on appeal.\
- “Lovell voluntarily elected to pursue remedies under Chapter 11 rather than continue litigation in the original Chapter 7 proceedings. This election to convert the proceedings prevented Lovell from further pursuing Chapter 7 issues on appeal.”
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Judges: Vance, Anderson, Clark
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