In Re Silvus

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• concluding that “the language of Section 326(a) is clear and unambiguous” and that “without any disbursements or money turned over to any parties in interest, there can be no calculation of compensation”
• noting only Congress may decide whether a different measure of Chapter 7 trustee compensation is appropriate when a case is converted to Chapter 13
• providing an in-depth analysis of the six theories: the quantum meruit theory; “the ‘multiple’ or ‘composite’ trustee theory; the theory that the plain language of Section 326(a
• “this Court remains obligated to independently review the validity and reasonableness of fee applications regardless of proposed resolutions or the lack of objections”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).