Marshall v. McCarty, No. 19-6024 (8th Cir. 2020)
Annotate this CaseThe bankruptcy appellate panel dismissed debtor's appeal based on lack of jurisdiction, because debtor failed to show that she was a person aggrieved by the bankruptcy court's order overruling her objection to the trustee's final report. Therefore, debtor did not have standing to appeal the bankruptcy court's order. In this case, debtor did not challenge in her objection, nor on appeal, the amount the trustee reported had been returned to her following dismissal of her case. Furthermore, debtor has not demonstrated that the bankruptcy court's order directly and adversely affected her pecuniarily.
Court Description: [Dow, Author, with Saladino, Chief Judge, and Nail, Bankruptcy Judge] Bankruptcy Appellate Panel. Debtor has failed to show that she is a person aggrieved by the bankruptcy court's order overruling her objection to the Trustee's Final Report, and she does not have standing to appeal the order; consequently, the Panel lacks jurisdiction and the appeal is dismissed. [ February 14, 2020 ]
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