In the Matter of Harry Fondiller, Debtor. Rosalyn Fondiller v. Jerome E. Robertson

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• stating that “a hopelessly insolvent debtor does not have standing to appeal orders affecting the size of the estate.”
• dismissing an appeal where the “appellant lack[ed prudential] standing to bring” it
• debtor carries burden to “demonstrate that [he] was directly and adversely affected pecuni-arily by the order of the bankruptcy court”
• “Only those persons who are directly and adversely affected pecuniarily by an order of the bankruptcy court have been held to have standing to appeal that order.”
• an insolvent debtor lacks standing to appeal an order affecting the size of the estate because such an order does not diminish the debtor's property, increase his burdens, or detrimentally affect his rights
• a debtor carries the burden to “demonstrate that [he] was directly and adversely affected pecuniarily by the order of the bankruptcy court,” and “a hopelessly insolvent debtor does not have standing to appeal orders affecting the size of the estate”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).