In the Matter of Continental Airlines, Debtors. Joseph E. O'neill, and James Stephens v. Continental Airlines, Inc.

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• finding that rejection of an executo-ry contract “does not invalidate the contract, or treat the contract as if it did not exist.”
• noting that two purposes of Section 502(c)(1
• noting that two purposes of Section 502(c)(1
• \To assert that a contract effectively does not exist as of the date of rejection is inconsistent with deeming the same contract breached.\
• “This court has the power to render summary judgment for a nonmoving party . . . .”
• “[The rejection statute] speaks only in terms of ʻbreach.’ The statute does not invalidate the contract, or treat the contract as if it did not exist.”

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