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A Disappointed Bidder Didn’t Have Prudential Standing in a Chapter 7 Case

In a chapter 7 case, a disappointed bidder wasn’t required to show Article III standing but was still required to demonstrate prudential standing as falling within the class of persons protected by Section 363.

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No Substitutes for a Stay Pending Appeal to Avoid Mootness of a Sale Order

The appeal involved the sale of defensive appellate rights but wasn’t grounds for the decision by the Eighth Circuit.

A Lender Can’t Have a Lien on Avoidance Actions, District Judge Says

Just because an avoidance action is prepetition property under Section 541(a)(1) doesn’t mean that a lender can have a lien on the avoidance action as a general intangible, district judge says in affirming Bankruptcy Judge Thad Collins.