Langford v. Hoffner

How courts have described this case

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• “the appellate has the burden to demonstrate ‘the challenged order directly and adversely affect[ed] his pecuniary interests.’”
• “the appellate has the burden to demonstrate ‘the challenged order directly and adversely affect[ed] his pecuniary interests.’ ”
• hold ing that a debtor could have standing to appeal confirmation of a plan under the “person aggrieved” standard, provided the debtor registered his objection during plan confirmation
• “Although the modern Bankruptcy Code does not articulate a standard for appellate standing, our circuit consistently has applied a ‘person aggrieved’ standard derived from the Bankruptcy Act of 1898.”
• “Although the modern Bankruptcy Code does not articulate a standard for appellate standing, our circuit consistently has applied a “person aggrieved” standard derived from the Bankruptcy Act of 1898.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).