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Can Taxpayers Leverage the Ambiguity of Party-in-Interest to Enter the Chapter 9 Arena

Journal Issue:

Jan 2014

Column Name:

Feature

Bankruptcy Code:

101 904 943 1109

Cases Discussed:

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Rule 2007. Reviewing the Appointment of a Creditors’ Committee Organized Before a Chapter 9 or 11 Case Is Commenced	2023-06-23
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Journal Issue

Column Name

Bankruptcy Code

Topic Tags

Plan Confirmation

Municipal Bankruptcy

Journal Date

Wednesday, January 1, 2014 - 12:00

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