McGehee v. Griffin (In Re Griffin)

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• finding that § 363(m) protected the finality of a property -8- sale when no stay was in effect at the time the sale was consummated and “no evidence was presented nor has either appellant even raised an argument that the sale was not in good faith.”
• unstayed consummated bankruptcy sale could not be reversed on appeal; no evidence present and no argument raised that sale was not in good faith
• although sale order not directly on appeal, no evidence was presented nor had appellant even raised an argument that the sale was not in good faith

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