Schwinn Cycling & Fitness, Inc. v. Benonis (In Re Schwinn Bicycle Co.)

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• determining that there was no bankruptcy court jurisdiction over matters of state successor liability raised by the party that had purchased the debtor’s assets pursuant to an assignment, even though there was a slim chance that the outcome of the action might affect the debtor’s estate

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