State of Maryland v. Antonelli Creditors' Liquidating Trust

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• holding state may raise sovereign immunity argument for the first time on appeal from the bankruptcy court only “because that immunity has jurisdictional aspects”’
• holding state may raise sovereign immunity argument for the first time on appeal from the bankruptcy court only “because that immunity has jurisdictional aspects”
• bankruptcy court’s power to determine compliance with federal law derives from jurisdiction over debtors and their estates, not from jurisdiction over state or other creditors
• “[N]either the party status nor the immunity of state and local governments has any impact on the bankruptcy court’s power to determine whether the terms of a reorganization plan comply with federal law.”

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