The debtor made a fraudulent conveyance when substantially all of its assets were transferred pre-petition to a third party for no consideration. The third party holding the assets must deliver possession of them to the bankruptcy trustee

The district court reversed the bankruptcy court, ruling that leased irrigation equipment was personal property rather than a fixture, & remanded the case for further findings as to whether the lessor or the trustee had superior rights to the proceeds

On appeal, the district court reversed the bankruptcy court's order of adequate protection, holding that protection against declining real property collateral values was an improper use of § 363(e) because it interferes with the reorganization

Creditor suppliers filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition against the debtor. Of the several grounds alleged, the only one with merit concerned the debtor's transfer of real estate, which the court found was done with intent to hinder creditors

Debt to lender is non-dischargeable because debtor-defendant made a written representation of his financial condition to lender & obtained a loan. Debtor either knew the representation was incorrect or utterly disregarded its accuracy, which shows intent

The test of whether a proposed plan offers the indubitable equivalent isn't whether it offers the same rights as would exist in a Chapter 7 but whether it offers the indubitable equivalent of the party's rights if no bankruptcy proceeding existed at all

The court entered default judgment against the debtor-defendant on plaintiff's motion at the time of trial because the debtor-defendant failed to file answers to interrogatories by the deadlines (original and extended) set by the court

A Chapter 11 trustee was appointed to operate the business. The court subsequently granted trustee's motion to remove company's president, as there were concerns over use of assets as well as a lack of "united objectives" in dealing with third parties

The evidence didn't establish that the debtor "knowingly & fraudulently made a false oath or account" by not including any accounts receivable on his bankruptcy schedules. It's unclear why the information given to counsel did not appear in the schedules

Court temporarily enjoined a state court contempt hearing against the debtor until the bankruptcy court could determine what effect the bankruptcy filing had on the state court's jurisdiction over the parties' marital dissolution proceeding