K.N. Miller v. SERS

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• noting Law did not change the bankruptcy court’s 14 authority to order substantive consolidation under § 105, other 15 statutes and Ninth Circuit law
• “A factual finding 2 is clearly erroneous if it is (1) illogical; (2) implausible; or (3) without support in inferences that 3 may be drawn from the facts in the record.”
• “A factual finding is clearly 11 erroneous if it is (1) illogical; (2) implausible; or (3) without support in inferences that may be 12 drawn from the facts in the record.”

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