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Date
2018-05-04
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Summary
This legal document summarizes the court's conclusions regarding the priority of notes and the calculation of interest rates in the CIL, LTD. bankruptcy case. The court affirmed the district court's order in part, reversed it in part, and remanded the matter for further proceedings.
Metadata
Subject
In re CIL, LTD., Debtor
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Document ID
18-cv-2226
Date
2018-05-04
Relationships 2
Entity 1RelationshipEntity 2Description
Second-Lien Notes legal Subordinated Notes The Second-Lien Notes stand in priority to the Subordinated Notes.
Senior-Lien Notes holders financial Debtors The Senior-Lien Notes holders are not entitled to the make-whole premium.
Notable Quotes 2
the risk of equitable mootness is not strong here for either set of movants . . . the senior secured lender set of movants and the senior subordinated noteholder movants.
I agree with Judge Drain that the risk of equitable mootness here is not very great . . .
Financial Information
Amounts:32 million
Assets:
  • Senior-Lien Notes
  • Subordinated Notes
  • replacement notes
Transactions:
  • reorganization
  • annual payments
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Themes
Legal matters/litigationFinancial transactions/money flow
Organizations 2
CIL, LTD.UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Locations 1
NEW YORK
Text Analysis
Tone
legal
Purpose
To summarize the court's conclusions regarding the priority of notes and the calculation of interest rates in the CIL, LTD. bankruptcy case.
Significance
This document outlines the court's decisions on key financial aspects of the CIL, LTD. bankruptcy case, including the priority of different types of notes and the method for calculating interest rates.
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EFTA01358970.txt
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