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W.D. Tennessee· 10/31/2006

In Re MacDonald

Citations

  • 356 B.R. 416
  • 2006 WL 3332845

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  • concluding that the “statutory history simply does not support the proposition that Congress intended to maintain the status quo”
  • concluding that the “statutory history simply does not support the proposition that Congress intended to maintain the status quo”
  • adopting “a presumption of fundamental legislative competence on the part of Congress” and concluding that the repeal was purposeful
  • “While ‘may’ does convey permission, it is doubtful that its use [in 28 U.S.C. § 1408] was intended to imply that a bankruptcy case may be commenced anywhere at all.”
  • “While ‘may’ does convey permission, it is doubtful that its use [in 28 U.S.C. § 1408] was intended to imply that a bankruptcy case may be commenced anywhere at all.”

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Judges: Donald

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