In Re Metcalfe & Mansfield Alternative Investments

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• explaining that enforcement of relief in a foreign plan does not require identical relief to be available in the United States
• explaining that even if relief in a foreign order is not typically available in a U.S. proceeding, it may be available in a chapter 15 proceeding pursuant to principles of comity
• explaining that a Canadian court had the power to enter such relief
• finding there was near unanimous approval of the plan by the creditors, who were not insiders of the debtor
• granting comity to an approved Canadian plan of reorganization that specifically provided for third-party non-debtor releases
• construing the section narrowly and finding that, prior to Purdue, U.S. bankruptcy courts could enforce non-consensual third-party releases because they were not manifestly contrary to U.S. public policy

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