Mayor of Jersey v. Hudson & Manhattan Railroad

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “a waiver of important rights should only be found where it is fully knowing”
• denying motion to withdraw reference when the parties had already litigated the adversary proceeding for over a year and a half and discovery was complete
• denying motion to withdraw the reference where “discovery is now complete and a motion for summary judgment is pending” because “[i]t is more efficient to allow the [b]ankruptcy [c]ourt to provide recommendations on findings of facts and conclusions of law than for this Court to begin anew”
• “Courts in this district have consistently held that, after Stern, bankruptcy courts lack authority to issue final judgments on fraudulent conveyance claims brought against a person who has not submitted a claim against the estate.”

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