The court denied debtor's motion to enjoin a creditor from exercising its remedies, and dismissed the case. Debtor was unable to prove the likelihood of success on the merits. The public interest factor and balance of harm factor favored the creditor.

The court defers to Interstate Commerce Commission decision concerning "undercharges" for freight transportation by the debtor, a motor contract carrier. In addition, defendant is exempt from undercharge claims as a "small business concern" under NRA

Only a portion of the requested supplemental compensation was allowed. Local rules prohibit direct payment of fees and, as a matter of policy, debtors should not be required to pay additional attorney fees after obtaining a Chapter 13 discharge.

On summary judgment, the court found that the contract at issue was not a requirements contract, and held that the claim was not filed late because the case had been administratively consolidated and the bar date notice didn't properly reflect that.

To help resolve the parties' dispute as to the outstanding balance due on their home loan, the parties should prepare and submit a spreadsheet listing pre- and post-petition escrow advances, interest and other charges, and payments to the trustee.

Financing statements for farm tractors do not need to include serial numbers or VINs, nor does the lien need to be noted on a title certificate, so John Deere's security interest was properly perfected & it was entitled to a portion of the sale proceeds.

Entire amount of judgment lien can be avoided under section 522(f) because the value of the judicial lien + value of other liens + homestead exemption in the farm exceeds debtor's interest in the property

A debtor-landlord's crop share rental arrangement may satisfy the "farming operation" requirement of Chap. 12, but a corporate farm debtor's majority owners must be human, not corporate, to be considered a "family farmer" under the Bankruptcy Code

The court defers to the decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission concerning "undercharges" for freight transportation by the debtor, a motor contract carrier, at rates less than its filed shipping rates

Corporate officers who were held to be responsible parties for unpaid withholding taxes could file a claim against the debtor, a fellow corporate officer, on behalf of the Nebraska Department of Revenue. A trial was necessary to determine liability.