Key Bar Investments, Inc. v. Cahn (In Re Cahn)

How courts have described this case

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• ruling that the Bankruptcy Court’s summary judgment order resolving a nondischargeability adversary proceeding was final and appealable
• order containing language disposing of motions and signed by the court is an appealable order and, thus, a judgment
• “In this case, even if the court had entered a judgment subsequent to its order, the first order would have been the final and appealable.”
• minute entry can be order if it fully adjudicates issues

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