Rudaw/Empirical Software Products Ltd. v. Elgar Electronics Corp. (In Re Rudaw/Empirical Software Products Ltd.)

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• stating that “debtor cannot undo an executed sale of property where title has passed. Such property does not revert as a result of the debtor’s rejection of the executory contract.”
• “[T]he debtor cannot undo an executed sale of property where title has passed. Such property does not revert ... as a result of the debtor’s rejection of the executory contract.”
• \[T]he debtor cannot undo an executed sale of property where title has passed. Such property does not revert . . . as a result of the debtor's rejection of the executory contract.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).