Tenth Circuit· 8/26/2004

Sender v. Bronze Group, LTD.

Citations

380 F.3d 1292
2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 18164
43 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 145

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“The doctrine of equitable subordination, by contrast, looks not to the substance of the trans action but to the behavior of the parties involved.”
“The doctrine of equitable subordination, by contrast, looks not to the substance of the transaction but to the behavior of the parties involved.”
“The doctrine of equitable subordination, by contrast, looks not to the substance of the transaction but to the behavior of the parties involved.”
none of the factors is dispositive and their significance may vary depending on the circumstances
“The doctrine of equitable subordination, by contrast, looks not to the substance of the transaction but to the behavior of the parties involved.”
\[A] finding of inequitable conduct is a necessary prerequisite to ordering equitable subordination.\

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Judges: Ebel, Baldock, Kelly

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