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· 7/16/1981

In Re K. M. A., Inc., Bankrupt. K. M. A., Inc. v. General Motors Acceptance Corporation

Citations

  • 652 F.2d 398
  • 32 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 764
  • 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 11373

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  • holding that non-attorney sole stockholder of corporation could not proceed pro se on behalf of the corporation
  • holding that corporation’s notice of appeal shall be accepted if attorney enters appearance on corporation’s behalf within 30 days, but dismissed if no attorney enters appearance
  • holding that bankruptcy appeal could not be brought by non-attorney on behalf of corporation
  • giving appellant thirty days to retain counsel, when appellant was represented by counsel at the lower court, and attempted to file its appeal pro se
  • ordering a conditional dismissal of 20 a corporation’s notice of appeal filed by someone who is not an attorney unless the corporation obtains counsel within thirty days
  • granting a corporation additional time to obtain counsel before dismissing an appeal complete ly

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Judges: Roney, Johnson, Henderson

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