Offensive Appellate Rights May Be Sold, but Maybe Not Defensive Appellate Rights
State laws differ on whether defensive appellate rights are estate property that may be sold.
A False Certificate of Payment (Temporarily) Barred a Landlord from Evicting
New York’s Judge David Jones explored the intricacies of Section 322(b)(22)’s bar to using bankruptcy to halt eviction.
Giuliani Fights Creditors’ Bid to Force Palm Beach Condo Sale
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For No Notice in an ‘Asset’ Case, the Entire Debt Is Not Discharged, the Ninth Circuit Says
The Ninth Circuit explains why the debt owing to a creditor without notice is discharged in a ‘no asset’ case but not in an ‘asset’ case.
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N.Y. 'Sell and Stay' Company Contends Conn. Bankruptcy Trustee Interfered with Business
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Massachusetts Marijuana Worker Denied Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Protection
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Supreme Court Rules on Mootness, but Not Equitable Mootness
The unanimous decision on March 19 by Justice Gorsuch contains language that could be used on both sides of the argument about the validity of equitable mootness.
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