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Case 09-11204-jkf Doc 239 Filed 03/23/09 Entered 03/23/09 15:18:32 Desc Main<br />

Document Page 17 of 19<br />

COUNT II<br />

INJUNCTIVE RELIEF UNDER SECTION 105 (a)<br />

(AGAINST ALL DEFENDANTS)<br />

57. The Debtors repeat and reallege <strong>the</strong> allegations contained in paragraphs 1 through<br />

56 above as if fully set <strong>for</strong>th herein.<br />

58. Section 105(a) of <strong>the</strong> Bankruptcy Code provides that “[t]he <strong>court</strong> may issue any<br />

order, process, or judgment that is necessary or appropriate to carry out <strong>the</strong> provisions of this<br />

title.” Relief under section 105 of <strong>the</strong> Bankruptcy Code is particularly appropriate in a chapter<br />

11 case when necessary to protect a debtor’s ability to effectively confirm a plan and to preserve<br />

<strong>the</strong> property of a debtors’ estate.<br />

59. The Debtors are entitled to a preliminary injunction under section 105(a) of <strong>the</strong><br />

Bankruptcy Code, enjoining <strong>the</strong> Defendants from proceeding against <strong>the</strong> Non-Debtors in <strong>the</strong> Pre-<br />

Petition Litigation.<br />

injunction.<br />

60. Unusual circumstances exist that demonstrate that <strong>the</strong> Debtors are entitled to an<br />

61. In addition to depleting assets of <strong>the</strong> estate, continuation of <strong>the</strong> Pre-Petition<br />

Litigation will divert <strong>the</strong> attention and resources of key persons who are critical to <strong>the</strong> Debtors’<br />

ability to successfully emerge from Chapter 11.<br />

62. Any harm suffered by <strong>the</strong> Defendants in delaying <strong>the</strong>ir ability to pursue claims<br />

against <strong>the</strong> Non-Debtors is vastly outweighed by <strong>the</strong> harm that would be suffered by <strong>the</strong> Debtors<br />

in <strong>the</strong> absence of an injunction.<br />

63. The Debtors are also entitled to a preliminary injunction pursuant to Federal Rule<br />

of Civil Procedure 65 as: (a) <strong>the</strong> Debtors have a substantial likelihood of successfully<br />

reorganizing, (b) <strong>the</strong>re is a substantial risk of irreparable harm to <strong>the</strong> Debtors if <strong>the</strong> automatic<br />

stay is not extended, (c) <strong>the</strong> harm to <strong>the</strong> Debtors outweighs <strong>the</strong> potential harm to <strong>the</strong> Defendants<br />

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