In Re Sonnax Industries, Inc., Debtor. Sonnax Industries, Inc. v. Tri Component Products Corp.

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• concluding that when a district court withdraws the reference, it then acts as a trial court as part of its original jurisdiction
• concluding that when a district court withdraws the reference, it then acts as a trial court as part of its original jurisdiction
• concluding that when a district court withdraws the reference, it then acts as a trial court as part of its original jurisdiction
• holding that denial of relief from stay is equivalent to a permanent injunction “and is thus a final order,” and criticizing the view that finality determinations in relief from stay matters should be determined on a case-by-case basis
• stating that the decision of whether to lift the stay is left to the discretion of the bankruptcy judge
• noting that judicial economy is a factor that a bankruptcy court should consider in determining whether to grant relief from the automatic stay

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