In Re L. Darrell Bevan Patricia F. Bevan, Debtors. L. Darrell Bevan Patricia F. Bevan v. Socal Communications Sites, LLC

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• noting that “[e]quitable subrogation is generally appropriate where (1) the subrogee made 18 the payment to protect his or her own interest, [and] (2
• appeal from order overruling claim 27 objection not moot because of potential preclusive effect that 28 order might have in future litigation
• appeal from order overruling 25 claim objection not moot because of potential preclusive effect that order might have in future litigation
• appeal from order overruling claim 27 objection not moot because of potential preclusive effect that 28 order might have in future litigation
• appeal from order overruling 14 claim objection not moot because of potential preclusive effect that order might have in future litigation
• “The allowance . . . of ‘a claim in bankruptcy 13 is binding and conclusive on all parties or their privies, and 14 being in the nature of a final judgment, furnishes a basis for a 15 plea of res judicata.’”

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