A Disguised Loan Agreement Didn’t Create a ‘Fair Ground of Doubt’ Under Taggart
The Fifth Circuit undertook a legal analysis of a complex loan agreement to decide there was no ‘fair ground of doubt’ under Taggart that the lender was violating the discharge injunction.
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A Good Faith Objection to a Sale Cannot Be Raised the First Time on Appeal
The existence of a competing bidder does not put the buyer on notice of an ‘adverse interest’ to avoid dismissal for mootness under Section 363(m), the Sixth Circuit BAP says.
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In ‘363’ Sales, Three Courts Say Purdue Doesn’t Bar Injunctions Protecting Buyers
For a sale ‘free and clear,’ nondebtors can be enjoined from suing.
Debtors Have a Narrow Window in ‘13’ to Redeem Foreclosed Property, BAP Says
Because a right of redemption does not give rise to a claim, Section 1322(b) doesn’t enable a debtor to redeem foreclosed property when the right of redemption has expired.
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Consumer Rules Update
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Attorney/Client Privilege: Ethics Has No Borders
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Successfully Marketing a Bankruptcy Practice
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