holding that only the trustee has the exclusive authority to make claims on behalf of the estate and the failure of the trustee to institute proceedings to recover property does not give the creditors the right to institute such proceedings
Summary of this case from Sumpter v. U.S.No. 97-3829.
June 15, 1998.
N.D.Ohio.
Affirmed.
holding that only the trustee has the exclusive authority to make claims on behalf of the estate and the failure of the trustee to institute proceedings to recover property does not give the creditors the right to institute such proceedings
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Summary of this case from Beny v. Univ. of Mich. Bd. of RegentsFull title:Nelson (Israel) v. Pascual
Court:United States Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit
Date published: Jun 15, 1998
Constructive discharge occurs when an employer, "rather than acting directly, deliberately makes an…
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