Ronald Belda, Debtor-Appellant v. Marilyn O. Marshall, Trustee-Appellee

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• holding that an appeal was moot once the underlying bankruptcy case was dismissed without prejudice
• holding that an appeal from a district court order was moot once the underlying bankruptcy case was dismissed
• declining to decide case on the merits when it was moot
• interpretation of bankruptcy code provisions rendered moot when underlying petition was later dismissed by bankruptcy court because debtor was in default on required payments and did not appeal that dismissal
• interpretation of bankruptcy code provisions rendered moot when underlying petition was later dismissed by bankruptcy court because debtor was in default on required payments and did not appeal that dismissal

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