N.D. Florida· 3/26/1996
In Re Winburn
Citations
- 196 B.R. 894
- 36 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 203
- 10 Fla. L. Weekly Fed. B 6
- 1996 Bankr. LEXIS 695
- 1996 WL 335473
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- The moving party has the burden of proof to demonstrate cause sufficient to reopen a bankruptcy case.
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Cites
15 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Costello v. United StatesSupreme Court· 1961-02-20· cited 927×
- Brown v. County of Buena VistaSupreme Court· 1877-11-19· cited 121×
- Reid v. RichardsonFourth Circuit· 1962-05-28· cited 72×
- White v. Boston (In Re White)S.D. Indiana· 1989-08-31· cited 47×
- In Re Thomas. Thomas v. LurieSeventh Circuit· 1953-06-15· cited 40×
- In the Matter of Floyd H. Haker, Bankrupt. John W. Price v. Floyd H. HakerFifth Circuit· 1969-05-19· cited 21×
- In Re StankeW.D. Missouri· 1984-08-14· cited 20×
- Matter of AyoubM.D. Florida· 1987-04-21· cited 15×
- In Re WinburnN.D. Florida· 1993-10-06· cited 14×
- In Re JensenE.D. New York· 1985-02-15· cited 12×
- In Re SillsS.D. Ohio· 1991-04-17· cited 11×
- In Re Coffee Cupboard, Inc.E.D. New York· 1990-09-04· cited 7×
- In Re SmithN.D. Illinois· 1987-01-13· cited 7×
- In Re RiversE.D. Arkansas· 1988-08-08· cited 2×
- In re JacksonW.D. Arkansas· 1992-06-08· cited 1×
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