E.D. Tennessee· 10/17/2002
In Re Parker
Citations
- 285 B.R. 394
- 2002 Bankr. LEXIS 1254
- 2002 WL 31505628
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Judges: R. Thomas Stinnett
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- Harmon v. United StatesEighth Circuit· 1996-12-02· cited 44×
- In Re JonesE.D. Michigan· 1993-02-23· cited 43×
- Clinton v. Acequia, Inc.Ninth Circuit· 1996-08-27· cited 42×
- Gun Owners' Action League, Inc. v. SwiftFirst Circuit· 2002-03-26· cited 33×
- In Re Murry-HudsonN.D. California· 1992-12-08· cited 29×
- In Re ScheierlD. Minnesota· 1995-01-06· cited 25×
- In Re NicewongerN.D. Ohio· 1996-02-28· cited 17×
- Matter of PruittN.D. Indiana· 1996-03-22· cited 11×
- In Re JohnsonN.D. Illinois· 1997-10-21· cited 9×
- In Re ShorterN.D. Illinois· 1999-08-17· cited 6×
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- In Re EplingS.D. Ohio· 2000-07-26· cited 5×
- First Federal Savings Bank and Trust v. RyanFirst Circuit· 1991-03-12· cited 4×
- Matter of Trans World Airlines, Inc.D. Delaware· 1994-06-22· cited 4×
- In Re MooreD. Colorado· 2002-03-28· cited 4×
- In Re McPhersonE.D. Kentucky· 1999-02-22· cited 2×
- In Re NewtonS.D. Ohio· 1997-12-18· cited 2×
- Barnes v. FGL Clearwater, Inc. (In Re Barnes)N.D. Alabama· 2008-11-13· cited 2×
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