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Would Free-and-Clear Jurisprudence Hold Up Before the Supreme Court? A Question with the Potential of Having an Unpopular Answer

Journal Issue:

Oct 2017

Column Name:

Feature

Bankruptcy Code:

11 U.S.C. § 363(f)

Cases Discussed:

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In re Weinbrenner	1985-08-28
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Case	Decided
SR Construction v. Hall Palm Springs	2023-04-17
In re: RIZAL JUCO GUEVARRA	2022-03-25
Mission Product Holdings v. Schleicher and Stebbings Hotels LLC	2020-10-01
Rai v. Henderson (In re VCR I, LLC)	2019-12-19
Reach, Incorporated v. J. Smith	2019-11-20

Journal Issue

Column Name

Bankruptcy Code

11 U.S.C. § 363(f)

Topic Tags

Business Reorganization

Journal Date

Sunday, October 1, 2017 - 12:00

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