Looks like the fight is over folks......

Monday, July 6, 2009

GM Bankruptcy Sale Appeals are filed

Judge Gerber placed a four day stay on the GM Asset Sale order until Thursday to provide objectors time for an appeal. There was some wisdom in this decision since there were hundreds of objectors. It was a given that appeals would be filed immediately. The initial appeal was filed first thing Monday morning by "Individual Accident Litigants".
See the entire document:
I'll try to update as the appeals begin to be filed.

Sunday, July 5, 2009

GM asset sale approved late Sunday

"Barring a successful last-ditch appeal by creditors to block the sale, the U.S. Treasury Department -- through its Vehicle Acquisition Holdings LLC -- would be able to close on the deal after noon on Thursday. GM and the Treasury Department had asked Gerber to make his ruling effective immediately, allowing the sale of GM's assets to close as early as today, but under Gerber's order, GM and the Treasury Department aren't authorized to close the deal until after noon on Thursday, giving objectors a chance to file an appeal and win a court stay. But Gerber warned objectors that the government might not wait that long. "

"It is unclear whether creditors who objected to the sale will appeal, as happened in Chrysler's case, where the objectors' appeal went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, which declined to hear the case."

See the entire article here:
http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20090706/AUTO01/907060362/GM-asset-sale-approved-late-Sunday

GM 363 Sale Approved 7/5/09

Sadly, the sale for GM best assets to a new Government controlled entity was approved as a means of circumventing the Chapter 11 bankruptcy and negotiating with the creditors.
See the Court decision here:
See Wall Street Journal article:
I assume the appeals by various parties will be filed within the next few days.