ISC Holding AG v. Nobel Biocare Investments N.V.

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• observing that \[b]ankruptcy standing is governed by both Article III of the Constitution and the Bankruptcy Code\
• observing that “[b]ankruptcy standing is governed by both Article III of the Constitution and the Bankruptcy Code”
• “The most natural reading of section 502(a), then, is that it confers an unfettered right upon chapter 17 7 creditors to object to the claims or interest of others.”
• “The language of section 502(a) is clear and unambiguous. It plainly authorizes a party in interest to object to any claim or interest, proof of which is filed under section 501 of the Code.”

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