Westmoreland Human Opportunities, Inc. v. James R. Walsh, Trustee of the Bankruptcy Estate of Life Service Systems, Inc. Life Service Systems, Inc

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• holding that an ALJ cannot selectively rely on some entries 26 in plaintiff’s records while ignoring others
• holding that a license for which few entities other than the debtor would qualify was not a property interest of a bankruptcy estate because it is “dubious, as a practical matter, that any potential buyers would actually bid for that right”
• The debtor's interest in its grant relationship with the Department of Housing and Urban Development, as defined by applicable non-bankruptcy law, was insufficient to constitute § 541 estate property
• restrictions on housing grants so limit their transferability that grantee’s interest is “essentially valueless”
• “§ 541(a)’s legislative history demonstrates that the language of this provision was intended to sweep broadly ....”
• \§ 541(a)'s legislative history demonstrates that the language of this provision was intended to sweep broadly....\

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