In the article, the authors analyze a recent bankruptcy court decision in In re 301 W N. Ave., LLC, where the court upheld “the enforceability of provisions requiring an independent manager’s consent prior to a borrower filing for bankruptcy.”
The ruling “represents a significant development at the intersection of corporate governance, commercial real estate, and bankruptcy law and reinforces the role of structured corporate governance mechanisms in protecting lenders from undesired bankruptcy filings.”
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