§ 315. Motion—For order—Authorizing debtor to settle and compromise voidable preferential transfers without further leave of court, notice, or hearing | Secondary Sources | Westlaw

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4A Am. Jur. Pl. & Pr. Forms Bankruptcy § 315
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Pleading and Practice Forms Annotated
Bankruptcy
III. Liquidation Proceedings
S. The Debtor's Estate; Recovery and Sale of Assets
2. Actions and Proceedings to Recover Property or Enforce Demands of Estate
a. General Forms
§ 315. Motion—For order—Authorizing debtor to settle and compromise voidable preferential transfers without further leave of court, notice, or hearing
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