S.D. Ohio· 12/31/2013
In re Russell
Citations
- 503 B.R. 788
- 70 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 1766
- 2013 WL 6858133
- 2013 Bankr. LEXIS 5445
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- finding ambiguity because “several courts have found the however clause to be ambiguous” and holding upon review of legislative history that the “however clause permits the preferential treatment of” co-signed claims
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Judges: Hoffman
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- United States v. EnmonsSupreme Court· 1973-02-22· cited 381×
- United States v. R. L. C.Supreme Court· 1992-03-24· cited 179×
- United States v. RLCSupreme Court· 1992-03-24· cited 169×
- In Re IacovoniD. Utah· 1980-01-21· cited 124×
- Public Finance Corporation v. Eddie and Angela FreemanFifth Circuit· 1983-08-19· cited 83×
- Nelson v. Easley (In Re Easley)M.D. Tennessee· 1987-05-01· cited 79×
- Baud v. CarrollFifth Circuit· 2011-02-04· cited 69×
- Bentley v. Boyajian (In Re Bentley)First Circuit· 2001-09-05· cited 63×
- In Re KovichW.D. Michigan· 1980-06-09· cited 52×
- Meyer v. Hill (In Re Hill)Ninth Circuit· 2001-09-28· cited 50×
- Spokane Railway Credit Union v. Gonzales (In Re Gonzales)E.D. Washington· 1994-09-21· cited 34×
- In Re DornonN.D. New York· 1989-05-26· cited 30×
- Ramirez v. BracherFifth Circuit· 2000-02-18· cited 28×
- In Re MontanoDistrict of Columbia· 1980-06-02· cited 28×
- In Re ToddN.D. Illinois· 1986-09-25· cited 28×
- In Re PerkinsN.D. Oklahoma· 1985-07-15· cited 25×
- In Re RiggelS.D. Ohio· 1992-04-03· cited 24×
- In Re McNicholsN.D. Illinois· 2000-05-25· cited 24×
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