In Re Troutman Enterprises, Inc., Debtor. Donald F. Harker Iii, Trustee v. Rufus Troutman, Terry Troutman, and Lester Troutman

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• holding that shareholders of debtor corporation lacked appellate standing to appeal bankruptcy court’s order awarding insurance proceeds to trustee
• holding that shareholders of debtor corporation lacked appellate standing to appeal bankruptcy court's order awarding insurance proceeds to trustee
• holding that shareholders of debtor corporation lacked appellate standing to appeal bankruptcy court’s order awarding insurance proceeds to trustee
• stating that appellate courts may consider standing sua sponte because \[s]tanding is a jurisdictional requirement and we are under a continuing obligation to verify our jurisdiction over a particular case.\
• stating that appellate courts may consider standing sua sponte because “[s]tanding is a jurisdictional requirement and we are under a continuing obligation to verify our jurisdiction over a particular case.”
• \Standing is a jurisdictional requirement and we are under a continuing obligation to verify our jurisdiction over a particular case.\

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