· 6/8/2000
In Re Zolner
Citations
- 249 B.R. 287
- 2000 WL 758154
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “While it is clear that courts allow waiver of [the right to protest the lack of an adversary complaint,] the cases involve either an express waiver or a situation where none of the parties raised the procedural question.”
- “In essence, the parties must be apprized of and have a chance to ad dress all the issues being decided. Furthermore, unless the party is able to demonstrate prejudice by the failure to file an adversary proceeding, a court will find the error constitutes harmless error.”
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Judges: Pallmeyer
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