D. Delaware· 11/5/2002
In Re Kellstrom Industries, Inc.
Citations
- 286 B.R. 833
- 2002 Bankr. LEXIS 1530
- 2002 WL 31741564
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- right of first refusal was executory because debtor was obligated “to sell to [the other contract party] if it matches the offer,” and other party was “required to exercise or waive the right”
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Judges: Mary F. Walrath
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Cites
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- In Re Edward J. Waldron, Debtors, Shell Oil Company, Cross-Appellee v. Edward J. Waldron and Elizabeth M. Waldron, His Wife, Cross-AppellantsEleventh Circuit· 1986-04-01· cited 192×
- In Re G-N PartnersD. Minnesota· 1985-04-09· cited 48×
- In Re WaldronS.D. Florida· 1984-01-05· cited 38×
- In Re Robert L. Helms Construction And Development Co., Inc.Ninth Circuit· 1998-03-19· cited 35×
- In Re AJ Lane & Co., Inc.D. Massachusetts· 1989-11-27· cited 26×
- In Re BergtD. Alaska· 1999-10-22· cited 25×
- Steffan v. McMillan (In Re Coordinated Financial Planning Corp.)Ninth Circuit· 1986-09-16· cited 23×
- In Re HardieE.D. North Carolina· 1989-06-07· cited 23×
- In Re FleishmanD. Massachusetts· 1992-04-08· cited 11×
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