In re Case No. 800 Bourbon St.

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In re Case No. 800 Bourbon St.
2015 Bankr. LEXIS 3963
US
Federal Court
Louisiana
United States Bankruptcy Court
Patrick Gros (debtors); Ellis J. Roussel (creditor)
Magner

Summary

Bankruptcy Court rejects proposition that sales price increase has to be attributed to one debtor’s business, as goodwill, because other debtor’s real property allegedly remains constant in value; court denies request to change allocation of proceeds.
In re Case No. 800 Bourbon St.
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