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- Title
Seventh Circuit Denies Motion to Intervene by Non-Party Secondary Insurance Provider in Bankruptcy Proceedings: In re C.P. Hall Co.
- Authors
Schlichte, Eric
- Abstract
The article discusses the court case In re C.P. Hall Co. where Seventh Circuit denies intervention by non-party secondary insurance provider. Topics discussed include Seventh Circuit declining to allow intervention by Columbia as secondary insurer, between Integrity Insurance Company and C.P. Hall; court believing on agreement not infringe upon any contractual right of Columbia and court's standing on an insurer not be found a party in interest entitled to intervene in bankruptcy proceedings.
- Subjects
COLUMBIA (S.C.); UNITED States; CIRCUIT courts; C.P. Hall Co.; INTEGRITY Insurance Co.; BANKRUPTCY lawsuits; ACTIONS &; defenses (Law)
- Publication
Review of Banking & Financial Law, 2014, Vol 34, Issue 1, p13
- ISSN
1544-4627
- Publication type
Article