Redmond v. Jenkins (In Re Alternate Fuels, Inc.)
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1DissentPhillips, Circuit Judge
I would affirm the bankruptcy court’s decision to recharacterize the loans as equity. Absent our doing that, I would remand the question of whether Mr. Jenkins has a valid security agreement against the Cabanas litigation proceeds. Because we do not remand that question, I explain why I believe the existing record does not support a finding that Mr. Jenkins has a secured claim.
I. Recharacterization
I begin by recognizing a simple fact: Mr. Jenkins was not funding Alternate Fuels, Inc. (AFI) to keep a struggling business afloat in hopes that it might later make money. Instead, for his financial…
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