Author Question: In In re Darby Darby had filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The cable company refused to provide him ... (Read 99 times)

lak · **on:** Jun 24, 2018

In In re Darby Darby had filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The cable company refused to provide him service despite his promise of future payments. The appeals court held that:
a. cable service is an example of long-term, secured debt and Time Warner was wrong to deny it to Darby b. cable service is a necessity so Time Warner had to provide it under the bankruptcy code
c. cable service is not a necessity, but Time Warner still had a duty to provide it since Darby had properly declared bankruptcy
d. cable service is a necessity, but is not covered by the bankruptcy code e. none of the other choices are correct

Question 2

Courts may not review agency actions if:
a. judicial review is prohibited by statute b. the Supreme Court is not in session
c. the agency requests special protection
d. the agency invokes its Constitutional rights e. none of the other choices are correct