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Lofstedt v. Kendall (In re Kendall)

Summarized by Brandon Bickle, GableGotwals 1 week 2 days ago
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Citation: 
10th Cir. BAP, Case No. CO-12-070
Ruling: 
The bankruptcy court's order was affirmed. The appellants challenged the order based on nothing more than the bankruptcy court's findings concerning the debtor's solvency. According to the appellants, the bankruptcy court relied upon experts that used the wrong ...
Judge(s): 
Thurman, Cornish, and Nugent
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Dill Oil Co., LLC v. Stephens (In re Stephens)

Summarized by Brandon Bickle, GableGotwals 17 weeks 2 days ago
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Citation: 
Appellate Case Number 11-6309 (Bankruptcy Case No. 10-14028-WV), Document Number 01018983694, entered on January 15, 2013.
Ruling: 
The 10th Circuit reversed the bankruptcy court's ruling that the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA) abrogated the absolute priority rule (APR), in its entirety as to individual Chapter 11 debtors. Section 1129(b)(2)(B)(ii) of the Bankruptcy Code ...
Judge(s): 
Kelly and Holmes, Circuit Judges, and William J. Martinez, District Judge (sitting by designation). Opinion by Judge Kelly.
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Commonwealth Property Advocates, LLC v. Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc.

Summarized by Brandon Bickle, GableGotwals 1 year 19 weeks ago
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Citation: 
Case Nos. 10-4182, 10-4193, 10-4215
Ruling: 
The District Court orders granting the Defendants' 12(b)(6) motions were affirmed. Initially, the 10th Circuit address two procedural arguments raised by the Defendants. In one of the cases, the Defendants claimed the appeal was based on Fed. R. ...
Judge(s): 
Before Lucero, Baldock, and Hartz, Circuit Judges
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US v. Wilson

Summarized by Brandon Bickle, GableGotwals 1 year 25 weeks ago
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Citation: 
Case No. 10-7042 (D.C. No. 6:08-CV-00347-KEW) (E.D. Okla.)
Ruling: 
Defendant/Appellant Wilson lacked standing to bring this appeal because, under Wilson's theory of the case, he could not demonstrate that any decision from the Court of Appeals could redress an injury to him. Wilson theorized that the government's liens ...
Judge(s): 
Briscoe, Chief Judge, Ebel and O'Brien, Circuit Judges
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