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Updated Oct 3, 3:11 AM ET
As of June 16, 2016, American Hospice’s Chapter 11 had moved beyond DIP financing: the loan was repaid in full, and the debtors were administering cash collateral under a revised budget agreed with their senior secured lender. The immediate work was continued administration under that budget and the adequate-protection payments specified in the amended cash-collateral notice Dkt. 272.
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Updated Oct 3, 3:11 AM ET
As of June 16, 2016, American Hospice’s Chapter 11 had moved beyond DIP financing: the loan was repaid in full, and the debtors were administering cash collateral under a revised budget agreed with their senior secured lender. The immediate work was continued administration under that budget and the adequate-protection payments specified in the amended cash-collateral notice Dkt. 272.
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