The court ordered dismissal of the Chapter 11 cases of Consolidated Burger Holdings, Consolidated Burger A and Consolidated Burger B, completing the estates’ post-sale wind-down. Dismissal becomes effective only after entry of the final fee order, payment of all allowed professional administrative claims and completion of authorized creditor distributions. Those distributions cover allowed secured, administrative, priority unsecured and general unsecured claims; payments to Auxilior Capital Partners and Burger King Company must comply with the final DIP order. The dismissal order preserves all prior orders, releases, settlements and sale rulings in full force, including for preclusion purposes.

Accrued U.S. Trustee fees are due within 15 business days. Omni Agent Solutions’ engagement ends on the dismissal effective date, with claims images, the creditor mailing list and a final claims register due to the clerk within 14 days. The court retains jurisdiction to enforce its orders, and parties retain the ability to dispute claims or seek reopening for cause—important protections while final payments and claims administration are completed.