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Another Judge Clamps Down on Third-Party Releases in a Major Reorganization

Extinguishing contingent environmental claims doesn’t comply with the Sixth Circuit’s Dow Corning test, Judge Koschik says.

Section 363 Doesn’t Apply to Asset Sales in a Chapter 11 Plan, Judge Garrity Rules

Section 363(o) claims nonetheless must be counted in deciding whether a chapter 11 plan passes the best interests test.

Monday, August 26, 2019
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Absolute Priority Doesn’t Require an Individual Debtor to Pay for Exempt Property

BAP holds that an individual in chapter 11 isn’t required to contribute new value to retain exempt property.

Debt Discharged in Prior Chapter 7 Isn’t Counted in Later Chapter 13 Eligibility

In calculating eligibility for chapter 13, Judge Nevins in Connecticut differs from some other bankruptcy judges in the Second Circuit.

Ninth Circuit BAP Squarely Upholds ‘Chapter 20’: No Lien and No Claim Survive

BAP reversed the bankruptcy court’s ruling that personal liability on a discharged debt was resurrected in ‘chapter 20.