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· 2/10/1989

In Re William and Vesta Prines, Debtors. United States Trustee v. William Prines, Iii, Vesta L. Prines, D/B/A Creative Communications

Citations

  • 867 F.2d 478
  • 20 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 500
  • 1989 U.S. App. LEXIS 1373
  • 18 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 1467
  • 1989 WL 9240

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  • application of quarterly fee provisions to pending cases in the UST pilot program “does not amount to an unconstitutional taking” because debtors had no more than a unilateral expectation that Congress would not enact new fees applicable to their cases
  • application of quarterly fee provisions to pending cases in the UST pilot program “does not amount to an unconstitutional taking” because debtors had no more than a unilateral expectation that Congress would not enact new fees applicable to their cases
  • application of quarterly fee provisions to pending cases in the UST pilot program “does not amount to an unconstitutional taking” because debtors had no more than a unilateral expectation that Congress would not enact new fees applicable to their cases

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Judges: Heaney, Beam, Larson

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