Kehoe v. Schindler (In Re Kehoe)

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• concluding that a chapter 7 debtor lacked standing to object to a creditor’s qualifications to vote under section 702
• finding that ''[t]he rule limiting appellate standing to 'persons aggrieved’ by bankruptcy court orders springs from well established principles of judicial economy and the parties' need for an orderly administration of each bankruptcy case”
• dismissing chapter 7 debtors' appeal of order certifying trustee election under § 702 for failure to meet \person aggrieved\ standard for appellate standing
• debtor has standing to appeal bankruptcy court’s ruling to the U.S. District Court only “if a successful appeal would create assets in excess of liabilities, and, thus, result in a surplus distributable to the debtor under [Bankruptcy Code] § 726(a)(6)”

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