PDF Standing Motion definition

PDF Standing Motion means the Motion of the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors for Order (I) Authorizing Committee to Assert, Litigate, and Settle an Adversary Proceeding on Behalf of the Bankruptcy Estate to Avoid and Recover Fraudulent Transfers Relating to Transfers From the Debtor’s Parish Deposit Fund and (II) Compelling Debtor to Identify to the Committee the Recipients and Amounts and Dates of the Transfers [Dkt. No. 806].
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Examples of PDF Standing Motion in a sentence

  • The PDF Standing Motion was fully briefed, and on December 10, 2012, the Bankruptcy Court issued a decision and order denying the Committee’s request for derivative standing.

  • The Archdiocese spent approximately $219,000 defending the PDF Standing Motion.

  • Cumulatively, with other professionals, the PDF Derivative Motion cost the Estate approximately $676,000.The cost to the Estate is likely higher because the cost only reflects the total fees expended on the PDF Standing Motion, does not account for research charges or other expenses, and does not account for the delay added to resolving this case.

  • The Bankruptcy Court’s order on the PDF Standing Motion was not appealed and the deadline for filing an appeal has expired.

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