IN RE MAKING VIRTUAL SOLID, LLC, 10-12530 PJW. (2011)
Court: United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Delaware
Number: inbco20110301584
Visitors: 16
Filed: Mar. 01, 2011
Latest Update: Mar. 01, 2011
Summary: Dear Mr. Werkheiser: PETER J. WALSH, Bankruptcy Judge. I understand that you represent the petitioning creditors in this chapter 7 involuntary case. Ten days ago, I received a February 17, 2011 letter from Martin J. Levine, CPA, one of the petitioning creditors. Attached is a copy of that letter together with seven pages of attachments. I have no idea what Mr. Levine is complaining about and I did not receive any prior letter as referenced in paragraph three of his February 17, 2011 letter. I
Summary: Dear Mr. Werkheiser: PETER J. WALSH, Bankruptcy Judge. I understand that you represent the petitioning creditors in this chapter 7 involuntary case. Ten days ago, I received a February 17, 2011 letter from Martin J. Levine, CPA, one of the petitioning creditors. Attached is a copy of that letter together with seven pages of attachments. I have no idea what Mr. Levine is complaining about and I did not receive any prior letter as referenced in paragraph three of his February 17, 2011 letter. I ..
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Dear Mr. Werkheiser:
PETER J. WALSH, Bankruptcy Judge.
I understand that you represent the petitioning creditors in this chapter 7 involuntary case. Ten days ago, I received a February 17, 2011 letter from Martin J. Levine, CPA, one of the petitioning creditors. Attached is a copy of that letter together with seven pages of attachments.
I have no idea what Mr. Levine is complaining about and I did not receive any prior letter as referenced in paragraph three of his February 17, 2011 letter. I have docketed the February 17, 2011 letter, together with the attachments. I would appreciate your advising me as to the issues that Mr. Levine is addressing and whether they involve any matters that the Court should be addressing at this time.
Of course, your response should be docketed and I would appreciate a copy being delivered to Chambers.
Source: Leagle
