finding that preponderance standard applied in the context of plan confirmation under § 1129 because there were no "quasi-liberty interests at stake"
Summary of this case from In re PattonNo. 93-529.
November 29, 1993.
Reported below: 956 F. 2d 1378.
finding that preponderance standard applied in the context of plan confirmation under § 1129 because there were no "quasi-liberty interests at stake"
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Date published: Nov 29, 1993
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