In Re Utica Floor Maintenance, Inc.

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• holding that combination of administrative expense priority and guarantee from bankruptcy court that it will modify security terms if debtor defaults on utility payments constitutes \adequate assurance of payment\ where debtor's estate is sufficiently substantial and liquid
• holding that combination of administrative expense priority and guarantee from bankruptcy court that it will modify security terms if debtor defaults on utility payments constitutes “adequate assurance of payment” where debtor’s estate is sufficiently substantial and liquid

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