In the Matter of Edward Richman Ilene Richman, Debtors. Edward Richman Ilene Richman v. First Woman's Bank

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the goals of bankruptcy are achieved by “narrowly defining who has standing in a bankruptcy proceeding.”
• determining that the bankruptcy trustee had standing as “the representative of the bankrupt’s estate”
• affirming that chapter 7 debtors may not intervene in a turnover proceeding
• “A creditor will [not] have RICO standing ... if the injury alleged was suffered only as a result of harm to the corporation.”
• “As a general matter, in a Chapter 7 proceeding, the trustee alone has standing to raise issues before the bankruptcy court and to prosecute appeals.”
• “Courts consistently have noted a public policy interest in. . . the swift and efficient administration of the bankrupt’s estate.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).