734, 50 L. Ed. 2d 749 (1977) (involving improper conduct by state Department of Revenue employees), where the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the district and bankruptcy courts and refused to subordinate the state tax claim.
If the buyer is interested, Yegen puts together a package of documents, including a loan application, information on the aircraft, financial statements, tax returns, and credit reports, for submission to First National., *634 Coughlin is an educated and experienced businessman. Appellate Rule 16;
442 (1983), In re David C. LILLEY, Wilhelmina M. Lilley, Debtors-Appellants. The bankruptcy judge specifically found, however, that even if the zero payment plan were a good faith proposal, the combined income of the debtors was insufficient to enable them to carry out a feasible plan.
percent per annum, as provided in note of even date., The debtors appeal from this order and argue that the bankruptcy judge erred in admitting parol evidence concerning the mortgage of August 24, 1978, and that he also erred in ruling that there was consideration for that mortgage.
Under section 1482, bankruptcy appellate panels have jurisdiction to hear appeals from judgments, orders, and decrees of bankruptcy courts. 991 (W.D.Wis.1983) (bankruptcy judge who concluded he retained no power after Northern Pipeline ordered by district court to exercise jurisdiction);
, Appellant., Appeal No. 82-9053.[5] Without notice to Little of the objections and without a hearing thereon, the bankruptcy court issued a memorandum and order denying Little's request and requiring turnover of the $4, 400 that Little received in post-petition payments from the debtor.
is proof of notice. We think that under the facts of this case, any person seeking the status of a bona fide purchaser or attaching creditor would be chargeable with all that an inquiry of the Bank would reveal. The state of the record was such that no one could defeat the claim of a prior party.
