Official Unsecured Creditors' Committee of Hearthside Baking Co. v. Cohen (In Re Hearthside Baking Co.)

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• holding that a party, within the meaning of 1452(a), must be named and served or be authorized to act on behalf of a named party pursuant to court order
• “It would be terribly inefficient to have this Court decide core matters filed under title 11 in the direct adversary proceeding and to have a state court adjudicate a case based on the same facts and similar causes of action.”
• Abstention under §1334(c) is “a matter that, by its very nature, could exist only in connection with a bankruptcy case, and is a matter over which a bankruptcy court exercises core jurisdiction, with the authority to enter final orders therein.

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