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Supreme Court Resolves Issue Of Standing under Bankruptcy Code Section 506(c) ( July 2000 )
This article summarizes Hartford Underwriters Insurance Company v. Union Planters Bank whereby the Supreme Court resolved the standing issue by holding that non-trustee third parties do not have standing under section 506(c) of the Bankruptcy Code to surcharge a lien holder's collateral. -
Eighth Circuit Holds Only Trustee Can Surcharge Collateral Under Section 506(c) ( September 1999 )
This article examines the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals' ruling in Hartford Underwriters Insurance Company v. Magna Bank. -
Secured Creditor Surcharged For Agreeing To Debtor's Continued Operation ( September 1999 )
If an Eighth Circuit decision remains good law, creditors may lose some of their collateral in a debtor's . -
Eighth Circuit: Secured Creditor's Collateral can be Surcharged to Pay for Chapter 11 Administrative Expenses ( October 1998 )
A Chapter 11 debtor's post-bankruptcy workers' compensation premiums can be surcharged against a secured creditor's.
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