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· 9/4/1997

In Re the Celotex Corporation, Debtor. Owens-Illinois, Incorporated v. Rapid American Corporation, Successor in Interest to Philip-Carey Corporation

Citations

  • 124 F.3d 619
  • 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 23082
  • 1997 WL 539667

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  • holding that \[t]he entire body of Bankruptcy Rules . . . applies to\ such cases
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  • holding that jurisdiction may be based on the actions of a predecessor

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Judges: Hamilton, Motz, Phillips

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