In the Matter of C & S Grain Company, Incorporated, Debtor-Appellant

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• stating that “in the face of clear evidence of an intent to repudiate, the nonrepudiat-ing party is no longer under an obligation to perform”
• finding that a modification of the stay was “for the benefit of all involved”
• court should base its decision concerning whether cause exists to lift the stay on the hardships imposed on the parties with an eye towards the overall goals of the Bankruptcy Code
• “[A] court may grant a party relief from the stay if it finds that the moving party’s interest in the property can be better protected or for any other cause the court finds to be worthy.”
• “[A] court may grant a party relief from the stay if it finds that the moving party’s interest in the property can be better protected or for any other cause the court finds to be worthy.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).