Robert Gentry v. Alfred Siegel

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• observing that a contested matter arises once “an objection to [a] claim has been interposed”
• observing that a contested matter arises once “an objection to [a] claim has been interposed”
• finding that bankruptcy court did not abuse its discretion in declining to apply Bankruptcy Rule 7023 where “the process was working well”
• explaining that a putative class representative is an agent for the class “only if the class is certified.” (cleaned up)
• “Civil Rule 23 factors do not become an issue until the bankruptcy court determines that [Bankruptcy] Rule 7023 applies by granting a [Bankruptcy] Rule 9014 motion.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).