Toloi v. Holder

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• discussing interplay of Bankruptcy Code § 1521 and 28 U.S.C. § 1334
• “The general principles of comity that governed ac-knowledgement of cross-border matters under former [S]ection 304 no longer apply to recognition under [C]hapter 15.”
• “Whether a particular proceeding is core or non-core&emdash;whether the bankruptcy court may enter a final order or judgment therein&emdash;has no impact on whether there is federal bankruptcy jurisdiction over the proceeding.”
• “In light of the United States court’s ancillary role under chapter 15, there is no estate created here in a chapter 15 case. Section 541(a), establishing the estate under all chapters other than chapter 9, does not apply.”
• “In light of the United States court’s ancillary role under chapter 15, there is no estate created here in a chapter 15 case. Section 541(a), establishing the estate under all chapters other than chapter 9, does not apply.”
• “It is not necessary that the debtor have any assets in the United States for there to be a chapter 15 case. Sometimes the relief sought by the foreign representative is limited to the ability to conduct discovery under section 1521(a)(4).”

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