Reed v. Bonner

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• providing that where the bankruptcy court does not expressly retain jurisdiction post-dismissal \the court thereafter presumptively lacks jurisdiction over the issue\
• where a bankruptcy court does not explicitly retain jurisdiction over an issue when dismissing a case, it thereafter presumptively lacks jurisdiction over the issue
• “Courts may determine the propriety of compensation in an underlying bankruptcy case post-dismissal by explicitly retaining jurisdiction. where the court does not explicitly retain such jurisdiction, the court thereafter presumptively lacks jurisdiction over the issue.”
• dismissed case cannot be reopened under §350(b)

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