An agreement between a real estate developer and a modular home builder for the builder to provide $1 million in exchange for restrictive covenants allowing only its brand of homes in the development was not an executory contract subject to rejection.

Debtor's home was sold at deed of trust sale and the trustee's deed was recorded pre-petition. Debtor therefore had no legal or equitable interest in the house, the automatic stay did not apply, it was not part of the estate, and she couldn't redeem it

Landlord's objection to debtor's abandonment of underground gasoline storage tanks was overruled. Landlord retained same remedy (claim for damages) in bankruptcy as he would have had outside bankruptcy

Debtor attended college classes for only 2 or 3 days before learning that her entrance requirements were incomplete. School sought to have the semester's tuition bill declared non-dischargeable under section 523(a)(8). Court ruled in debtor's favor

Under Nebraska law, a trust deed sale is not complete to cut off debtor's rights until title is conveyed to purchaser

Debtor in possession leased trucking units to a company which did not comply with an order to turn over the property. The court authorized the owner of the debtor in possession to contact the drivers and take necessary steps to repossess the property.

Bank failed to note its lien on a certificate of title, so it did not have a perfected security interest in the debtor's vehicle. Its alleged lien was avoided. To the extent the proceeds of the vehicle's sale were not exempt, they were property of the es

Because the lienholders on the debtor's vehicles had notice of, but ignored, their obligations to release the liens and present clean titles, and the potential imposition of monetary sanctions for failure to do so, they were found to be in contempt.

The court granted the debtor's § 1112(b)(1) motion to dismiss over the objection of an unsecured creditor because the evidence showed a lack of cash flow and the continuing loss or diminution of the estate, as well as no likelihood of rehabilitation.

The solvent debtor's Chapter 11 plan was not confirmed because, inter alia, it contained inconsistencies regarding impaired claims, it did not comport with a B.A.P. decision in the case, and it did not provide for post-petition interest on claims.