Eighth Circuit· 10/11/1983

Johnson v. First National Bank

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719 F.2d 270

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holding that bankruptcy court cannot use S 105(a) to extend period for redeeming property under state law, a matter within S 108(b)'s ambit
observing that Section 362(a)’s language demonstrates that “Congress intended ... to prohibit only certain types of affirmative actions” (emphasis in original)
observing that Section 362(a)’s language demonstrates that “Congress intended … to prohibit only certain types of affirmative actions” (emphasis in original).8 But enough of Section 362(a
observing that Section 362(a)’s language demonstrates that “Congress intended … to prohibit only certain types of affirmative actions” (emphasis in original).8 But enough of Section 362(a
\a bankruptcy court possesses only the jurisdiction and powers expressly or by necessary implication conferred by Congress\
“a bankruptcy court possesses only the jurisdiction and powers expressly or by necessary implication conferred by Congress”

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Judges: Gibson, Roberts, Ross

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