D. Massachusetts· 5/7/1992
In Re Wintex, Inc.
Citations
- 158 B.R. 540
- 1992 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 21709
- 1992 WL 528566
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- holding duty of debtor to act in good faith and fair dealing in furthering contract was limited by debtors obligation to maximize value for its creditors
- \A high bidder expects to win the bid under ordinary circumstances . . . .\
- \[T]he hallmark of Gil-Bern is . . . fealty to bidders' expectations.\
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7 cases in this archive cite this case.
- In Re FOOD BARN STORES, INC., Debtor. FOUR B. CORPORATION, Creditor—Appellant, v. FOOD BARN STORES, INC., Debtor—AppelleeEighth Circuit· 1997-02-20· cited 58×
- In Re BakalisE.D. New York· 1998-02-26· cited 29×
- Pacificorp Kentucky Energy Corp. v. Big Rivers Electric Corp. (In Re Big Rivers Electric Corp.)W.D. Kentucky· 1998-12-14· cited 23×
- In Re Big Rivers Electric Corp.W.D. Kentucky· 1998-01-12· cited 14×
- In Re Metaldyne Corp.S.D. New York· 2009-07-28· cited 9×
- In Re Big Rivers Electric Corp.W.D. Kentucky· 1999-04-05· cited 6×
- Four B. Corp v. Food Barn StoresEighth Circuit· 1997-02-20
Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Stewart v. Griffith Ex Rel. BallSupreme Court· 1910-04-25· cited 64×
- In re Gil-bern Industries, Inc.Fifth Circuit· 1975-12-04· cited 43×
- DeFreitas v. CoteMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 1961-04-28· cited 39×
- In re Summit Corp.First Circuit· 1989-11-28· cited 27×
- In re Muscongus Bay Co.First Circuit· 1979-04-30· cited 24×
- In Re Table Talk, Inc.D. Massachusetts· 1985-10-21· cited 16×
- Winston Inn & Restaurant Corp. v. DeMichiel (In Re Winston Inn & Restaurant Corp.)E.D. New York· 1990-10-31· cited 13×
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