Waslow v. MNC Commercial Corp. (In Re M. Paolella & Sons, Inc.)

How courts have described this case

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• stating that equitable subordination is an “extraordinary” departure from the “usual principles of equality of distribution and preference for secured creditors”
• “Equitable subordination has seldom been invoked, much less successfully so, in eases involving non-insiders and/or non-fiduciaries.”
• “[E]quitable Subordination is an extraordinary departure from the ‘usual principle of equality of distribution and preference for secured creditors.’ ”

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