Smith v. Revie
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
RUBIN, Circuit Judge:
Following the lead of every circuit court that has considered the question directly or indirectly, we hold that a bankruptcy court’s turnover order, in a separate adversary proceeding, compelling a defendant to turn over property in his possession to the trustee in bankruptcy, is a final order and hence appealable as of right.
The bankruptcy trustee for Shearn Moody, Jr. filed an adversary complaint against Norman D. Revie for the purpose of compelling Revie to turn over a valuable antique coin, described as an 1879 “Coiled Hair 10 Struck,” alleged to be property of the…
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