KENNETH LEE BROWN v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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• finding that under absolute assignment, debtor did not have an ownership interest in rents and the rents were not property of the estate
• stating that the “otherwise worthy desire for achieving a reorganization under Chapter 11 should not trump the rights of an assignee of a lease under a pre-petition assignment”
• “We previously have held that when rents are not property of the debtor’s estate, they may not be used to fund a plan of reorganization.”
• “We previously have held that when rents are not property of the debtor’s estate, they may not be used to fund a plan of reorganization.”
• “An assignment clause within a mortgage may be independent of the mortgage security.”
• section 363(c)(1) allows a trustee to sell property of the estate

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).