E.D. Oklahoma· 4/24/1989
In Re Reed
Citations
- 102 B.R. 243
- 1989 WL 76575
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- noting that a secured creditor's sale of collateral in its possession violates the automatic stay provision
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Judges: James E. Ryan
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Cites
12 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Community Manage. Ass'n of Colorado Sp. v. TousleyColorado Court of Appeals· 1973-01-23· cited 57×
- Lindsey v. IpockEighth Circuit· 1984-04-13· cited 39×
- Leasing Associates, Inc. v. Slaughter & Son, Inc., and F. E. Slaughter, as GuarantorEighth Circuit· 1971-10-21· cited 37×
- In Re DepewE.D. Tennessee· 1985-07-17· cited 29×
- Matter of DavisN.D. Ohio· 1987-05-29· cited 27×
- In Re BraggM.D. Alabama· 1985-11-27· cited 27×
- First National Bank & Trust Co. of Enid v. HolstonSupreme Court of Oklahoma· 1976-12-28· cited 23×
- Davidson v. First Bank & Trust Co., YaleSupreme Court of Oklahoma· 1976-11-02· cited 22×
- Davidson v. First Bank and Trust Co., YaleSupreme Court of Oklahoma· 1976-11-02· cited 20×
- Beneficial Finance Co. v. YoungSupreme Court of Oklahoma· 1980-04-15· cited 15×
- First National Bank & Trust Co. of Tulsa v. Hutchins (In Re Buttram)N.D. Oklahoma· 1979-12-19· cited 9×
- First State Bank of Oilton v. PerrymanCourt of Civil Appeals of Oklahoma· 1987-11-17· cited 1×
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