Massachusetts v. Dartmouth House Nursing Home, Inc. (In Re Dartmouth House Nursing Home, Inc.)

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• weighing of policies requires state welfare system’s regulations to yield to Bankruptcy Code
• debts and credits that arose from prepetition activities were the subject of a valid setoff
• The Bankruptcy Court has the discretion to invalidate the privilege of set-off where set-off would frustrate a Chapter 11 debtor’s ability to reorganize
• “unsecured creditor may not require payment of a pre-filing unsecured debt as a condition of providing services to the debtor in possession”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).