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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Gilliam affirms the decision of a bankruptcy court, finding that its denial of the debtors' motion for arbitration was appropriate since the issues they wished to arbitrate were core bankruptcy matters and the court properly applied existing bankruptcy law in denying arbitration. If a decision not to require an adversary proceeding was erroneous, it was harmless.
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