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· 3/7/1995

Skolnick v. Atlantic Gulf Communities Corp. (In Re General Development Corp.)

Citations

  • 179 B.R. 335
  • 1995 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 3317
  • 1995 WL 115565

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  • ruling that a debtor-in-possession becomes vested with the exclusive authority to pursue derivative suits upon a debtor’s filing bankruptcy
  • including within the bankruptcy estate “any right of action the debtor corporation may have to recover damages for misconduct, mismanagement or neglect of duty by a corporate officer or director. The trustee in bankruptcy succeeds to that right”
  • “To the extent the Appellants believe that GDC has not litigated the derivative claims because its counsel suffers from a conflict of interest . . . [the] Appellants should have petitioned the bankruptcy court pursuant to section 554(b) and Rule 6007(b
  • derivative action brought prior to filing of petition

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Judges: K. Michael Moore

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