In Re S & S Liquor Mart, Inc.

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• “The party objecting to the filing of a bankruptcy petition, as any moving party in civil litigation, has the burden of proving its allegations....”
• \[I]t is fundamental that a state court receivership proceeding may not operate to deny a corporate debtor access to the federal bankruptcy courts.\

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