In Re Structurlite Plastics Corp.

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• denying the motion but recognizing in dicta that there could be rare instances which would permit payment of pre-petition debt
• refusing to authorize payment of pre-petition medical claims of debtor’s employees
• payment necessary to “permit the greatest likelihood of survival of the debtor and payment of creditors in full or at least proportionately”
• “Selective repayment [sic] of pre-petition debt should not be authorized as a result of threats or coercion by disgruntled creditors. Such activity is violative of the automatic stay imposed by 11 U.S.C. § 362(a
• “[W]here the only remaining performance to be rendered by a party to an agreement is the payment of money, the contract is not deemed to be executory within the meaning of § 365
• court found no executory contract and no necessity of payment

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