· 11/15/1920
United States Fidelity & Guarantee v. Coatsworth
Citations
- 95 N.J.L. 108
- 10 Gummere 108
- 112 A. 313
- 1920 N.J. LEXIS 243
How courts have described this case
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- stating a bankruptcy court does not abuse its discretion in reaching a decision without conducting an evidentiary hearing where the record provided ample evidence
- citing, inter alia, In re Micek, 473 B.R. 185, 188 (Bankr. E.D. Ky. 2012) (holding that the claimant must establish entitlement to priority by a preponderance of the evidence)
- citing, inter alia, In re Micek, 473 B.R. 185, 188 (Bankr. E.D. Ky. 2012) (holding that the claimant must establish entitlement to priority by a preponderance of the evidence)
- vacating order and remanding to bankruptcy court for further factual development
- vacating order and remanding to bankruptcy court for further factual development
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Judges: Affirmance, Bergen, Black, Ers, Gardneti, Gummere, Heppexheimer, Justioe, Kalis, Katzeneach, Mtnturn, None, Ohard, Reversal, Swayze, Taylor, Trex, White, Williams
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