· 9/15/1845
Livingston v. McIntrye
Citations
- 1 How. Pr. 253
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- finding that because the bankruptcy court disallowed the claim on procedural grounds, the creditor’s lien was not void
- finding that because the bankruptcy court disallowed the claim on procedural grounds, the creditor’s lien was not void
- “The fundamental purpose of the claims allowance process and the various rules for filing proofs of claim and allocating burdens of proof is to provide a fair and inexpensive procedure for the proper determination of claims on the merits.”
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