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The court is legally obliged (?) It's a Delaware bankruptcy court! | 223 comments | Create New Account

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The court is legally obliged (?) It's a Delaware bankruptcy court!

Authored by: Anonymous on Monday, February 04 2013 @ 11:35 PM EST

As we have learned here over the years, a Delaware bankruptcy court is not
"legally obliged" to do much of anything at all.

But the idea to force the refusal by actually offering something is not a bad
idea at all. Or is it?

It is a good idea provided that there is any guarantee that one actually gets
*all* the records, of course. And there's the rub. Where is that guarantee?

How can one be sure that one is going to buy *all* the records? Not just some
leftovers after all the good stuff has been pulled out long ago.

Who knows? Perhaps the only thing left in those records is the exact amount of
an outstanding unpaid bill for carry-out pizza.

So I guess I am sitting on the fence on this one.

[ Reply to This | Parent | # ]

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