In Re Lids Corp.

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• noting sections of code 19 that distinguish between prepetition, postpetition, and administrative claims
• denying claim for disallowance where debtor who had only commenced an adversary proceeding to recover an alleged preference from creditor but had not yet obtained a judicial determination on its complaint, and thus could not claim disallowance under § 502(d)
• “Congresses] inclusion of five post-petition claims to which section 502(d) expressly applies ... demonstrates that section 502(d) does not apply to other post-petition claims.”
• “To disallow a claim under section 502(d) requires a judicial determination that a claimant is liable.”
• “To disallow a claim under section 502(d) requires a judicial determination that a claimant is liable.”
• “To disallow a claim under section 502(d) requires a judicial determination that a claimant is liable.”

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