In Re O'Hara Bros., Inc.
United States Bankruptcy Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
DAVID A. SCHOLL, Bankruptcy Judge. A. INTRODUCTION
The matters before the court in the above-captioned voluntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy case present issues regarding the priorities of conflicting security interests in certain equipment owned by O’HARA BROTHERS, INC. (“the Debtor”) between Union National Bank & Trust Co. of Soud-erton (“the Bank”), which holds an uncontested blanket lien covering, inter alia, the equipment in issue; and J.I. Case Credit Corp. (“Case”), which claims to have pur chase money security interests in the equipment. We find that Case has complied with the…
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