E.D. Virginia· 12/10/2015
In re White
Citations
- 542 B.R. 762
- 2015 WL 8489020
- 2015 Bankr. LEXIS 4183
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- “It is disingenuous for the Debtor[] to argue that [she] began to proceed 5 See fn. 4, supra. properly and in good faith after [her] first attempted ‘low ball’ bid proved unsuccessful because it was challenged by the []Trustee.”
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Judges: Huennekens
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- Margaret Ann Deans v. Gerald O'donnell, Trustee, in Re Margaret Ann DeansFourth Circuit· 1982-09-23· cited 224×
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- In Re Robert J. KESTELL, Debtor. Robert J. KESTELL, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Janet A. KESTELL, Defendant-AppelleeFourth Circuit· 1996-10-31· cited 107×
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- In Re KelseyS.D. Texas· 1980-09-09· cited 28×
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- In Re HerndonE.D. Virginia· 1998-02-23· cited 14×
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- In Re NwonwuE.D. Virginia· 2007-02-23· cited 12×
- In Re FAALANDD. North Dakota· 1984-02-08· cited 3×
- In Re MoroneyE.D. Virginia· 2005-06-08· cited 2×
- In re A.H. Robins Co.E.D. Virginia· 1991-07-02· cited 1×
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