In Re: National Century Financial Enterprises, Inc., Debtor. Amedisys, Inc. v. National Century Financial Enterprises, Inc.

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• recognizing that enforcing an automatic stay “constituted a core proceeding”
• observing that “[w]hatever determination is made in the Louisiana action concerning the prebankruptcy ownership of the accounts receivable will necessarily be relevant to postbankruptcy ownership as well”
• explaining that “when the bankruptcy court enjoins an action under § 105(a) [it] must it consider the four preliminary injunction factors, and apply a standard of clear and convincing evidence”
• explaining that “when the bankruptcy court enjoins an action under § 105(a) [it] must it consider the four preliminary injunction factors, and apply a standard of clear and convincing evidence”
• explaining that “only when the bankruptcy court enjoins an action under § 105(a) must it consider the four preliminary injunction factors, and apply a standard of clear and convincing evidence”
• explaining that “when the bankruptcy court enjoins an action under § 105(a) [it] must it consider the four preliminary injunction factors, and apply a standard of clear and convincing evidence”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).