In Re Nevins Ammunition, Inc.

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• “whether a contract is a ‘shipment’ contract or a ‘destination’ contract is of little or no consequence or relevance to a stoppage in transit discussion”
• “Obviously, only those transactions which occur post-petition can be considered for priority administrative expense.”
• “[W]hether a contract is a ‘shipment’ contract or a ‘destination’ contract is of little 4 Mo. Stat. Ann. § 400.2-702. Seller's remedies on discovery of buyer's insolvency (1
• creditor was not entitled to administrative expense for two shipments of brass shell casings received by debtor-in-possession prepetition even though casings were ostensibly used by the debtor-in-possession postpetition in the operation of its business

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