Maquoketa State Bank v. Hayes (In Re Hayes Bankruptcy)

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an order denying a motion to convert was not appealable as a “final order” since the order does not impact a creditor’s recovery, it merely determines whether a creditor will collect his “debts from the debtor’s property instead of [the debtor’s] future income”
• finding that it is unnecessary to read the strict requirements of 1292(b
• observing that nothing in the text of § 158(a)(3
• order granting a motion to convert a case from Chapter 13 to Chapter 7 is final because it denies the debtor her substantive right to proceed under Chapter 13
• “[O]rders that resolve matters other than the assets or liabilities of the estate, or the relative priority of the estate’s creditors . . . are not final.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).