Interstate Gas Supply, Inc. v. Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel Corp. (In Re Pittsburgh-Canfield Corp.)

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• finding no administrative expense where debtor used gas postpetition where gas was delivered prepetition because creditor’s “claimed administrative expense did not arise from a transaction with the bankruptcy estate.”
• “Plaintiffs claimed administrative expense did not arise from a transaction with the bankruptcy estate. For a matter to arise from a transaction with the bankruptcy estate, it must occur post-petition.”

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