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· 5/24/1917

O. J. Gude Co. v. Newark Sign Co.

Citations

  • 90 N.J.L. 686
  • 101 A. 392
  • 1917 N.J. LEXIS 401

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that “while Movants cite to their jury demand as a reason to withdraw the reference now, the Court may withdraw the reference if and when a trial is necessary”
  • declining to withdraw reference where the bankruptcy court “ha[d] already spent three years working on th[e] adversary proceeding and [was] intimately familiar with its details”
  • \[CJautionary dicta and past practice do not overcome the logic of the Supreme Court's holding in Stem.\
  • “[E]xperience strongly suggests that having the benefit of the report and recommendation will save the district court and the parties an immense amount of time.”
  • “[E]xperience strongly suggests that having the benefit of the report and recommendation will save the district court and the parties an immense amount of time.”
  • when no proof of claim has been filed, at the least, bankruptcy court has the authority to issue a report and recommendation

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