In Re World Health Alternatives, Inc.

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• discussing Armstrong II and Genesis I and concluding that Armstrong II distinguished, but did not disapprove of, Genesis I , and that secured creditors may give up a portion of their lien for the benefit of junior creditors without violating the Bankruptcy Code
• “[S]uccessful challenges to a pre-petition first lien creditor’s position are unusual, if not rare.”

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