In Re Rainbow Magazine, Inc., Debtor. Craig E. Caldwell v. Unified Capital Corp.

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• holding that the bankruptcy court has the same inherent authority ‘that Chambers recognized . . . within Article III courts’
• observing that the inherent power of bankruptcy courts to sanction “is recognized” in the relevant provisions of the Bankruptcy Code, as opposed to conferred by the statute (emphasis added)
• recognizing inherent authority of bankruptcy courts to impose sanctions upon non-parties who participate in vexatious litigation conduct
• holding Chambers v. NASCO, Inc., 501 U.S. 32, 43 8] (1991) applies in Bankruptcy Courts of the Ninth Circuit
• upholding sanctions levied under the court’s inherent powers against corporate debtor’s principal who orchestrated the bad faith filing of the bankruptcy petition
• upholding sanctions levied under 20 the court’s inherent powers against corporate debtor’s principal 21 who orchestrated the bad faith filing of the bankruptcy 22 petition

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