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IBM and Novell Move to Convert SCO BK to Chapter 7

By Pamela Jones et al.

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Well, well...

IBM and Novell have each filed motions in the SCO bankruptcy to convert the SCO Chapter 11 cases to Chapter 7. That makes three such motions. Here's the US Trustee's motion, if you are new. We're working on text versions. Keep in mind these are motions, not yet granted, and SCO can file objections and/or can still file a plan to try to abort the motions if anyone wishes to give them a truckload of money. Anyone?

Update: This is new: a list [PDF] attached to IBM's filing, of all the equity security holders of SCO Group.

Full post as published by Groklaw on May 11, 2009 (boomark / email).

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