M.D. North Carolina· 1/26/2011
In Re Martin
Citations
- 444 B.R. 538
- 2011 Bankr. LEXIS 314
- 2011 WL 309600
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- agreeing with Enewally and rejecting hybrid plan
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Judges: Catharene R. Aron
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