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D. Utah· 7/25/1985

In Re Snyder

Citations

  • 51 B.R. 432
  • 1985 Bankr. LEXIS 5651
  • 13 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 396

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  • holding that the term \solicit\ in section 1125 must be interpreted very narrowly to insure meaningful creditor participation in Chapter 11 cases
  • holding that the term “solicit” in section 1125 must be interpreted very narrowly to insure meaningful creditor participation in Chapter 11 cases
  • defining impermissible solicitation after adequate disclosure as a request containing misrepresentations, deliberate falsehoods or misleading statements calculated to deceive
  • no solicitation occurred when debtor provided creditors with letter containing the terms of five alternate plans and invited their comments on the proposals
  • what constitutes an unauthorized solicitation of votes for a plan of reorganization

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Judges: Glen E. Clark

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