United States v. Fleet Bank of Massachusetts

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• explaining that “[njumerous circuits have held that a district court’s affirmance or reversal of the bankruptcy court’s decision whether to lift the automatic stay is final, often without qualifying that holding”
• noting that U.C.C. § 9-404 “applies to the assignment of accounts receivable”
• noting that courts rarely \imply waiver from mere silence\
• “[T]he underlying theme remains that it is not clear on the present record that the government’s inaction was unreasonable or inappropriate.”
• “On the present record, the bankruptcy court’s decision can stand on none of the grounds it gave .... ”
• “[A] plaintiff cannot bring an action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 23 against a State official in [his or] her individual capacity to vindicate rights created by 24 Title II of the ADA ...”

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