In Re: Tlc Hospitals, Inc., a California Corporation, Debtor. Charles Sims v. United States Department of Health and Human Services

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• holding that the \distinctive Medicare system of estimated payments and later adjustments\ met the court's understanding of a single transaction
• holding that the “distinctive Medicare system of estimated payments and later adjustments” met the court’s understanding of a single transaction
• disagreeing with Wernick because “the two debts here are not logically related, and the statute does not make them so”
• disagreeing with Wernick because “the two debts here are not logically related, and the statute does not make them so”
• determining countervailing obligations’ roots in statutory scheme supported finding logical relationship
• noting the distinction between setoff and recoupment is that “the claims or rights giving rise to recoupment must arise from the same transaction or occurrence that gave rise to the liability sought to be enforced by the bankruptcy estate”

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