Ninth Circuit Panel Splits on Counting Creditors for an Involuntary Petition

February 28, 2023

Ninth Circuit Panel Splits on Counting Creditors for an Involuntary Petition

The majority and the dissenter disagreed on whether the judgment merged individual creditors’ claims into one claim.

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Opinion Link

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Case Details

Case Citation

Sony Music Publishing (US) LLC v. Priddis (In re Priddis), 22-15457 (9th Cir. Feb. 24, 2023)

Case Name

Sony Music Publishing (US) LLC v. Priddis (In re Priddis)

Case Type

Court

9th Circuit

Bankruptcy Tags

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