In the Case of Eastmet Corporation, Debtor. Suzanne Mensh, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore County v. Eastern Stainless Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MURNAGHAN, Circuit Judge:
Here is a case that illustrates the necessity to cut square corners in dealing with a statute providing a tax exemption. East-met Corporation, a bankrupt, proceeding under a confirmed Chapter 11 reorganization plan, sold to Eastern Stainless Corporation (“ESC”) several assets, including real property located in Baltimore County, Maryland. To finance the purchase, ESC borrowed $15,000,000 from Pittsburgh National Bank and BT Commercial Corporation. A purchase money deed of trust on the real property was executed to secure the loan.
Upon submission of the deed of trust…
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