Kruckenberg v. First National Bank of Medicine Lodge (In Re Kruckenberg)

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• stating that financing statements and continuation statements serve mutual purpose of giving notice to creditors
• applying general rules of finality and finding order denying motion to avoid lien was not directly appealable as collateral order
• applying traditional rule of finality, bankruptcy court order denying motion to avoid lien was not directly appealable under as collateral order

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