Realraynor, the answer to your question is yes. The judge is looking for oppositions to Randy Tow's BP motion. It is obvious from his posting of allowing for letters to the court in lieu of formal motions of opposition. This case is now between the debtor,(Randy Tow trustee) vs. the creditors. And in Chaptor 7 the Trustee and his boss, U S Trustee Nancy Holley are entitled to 10 percent of any sale. That is what the law says. Every person on this website should be sending a letter of opposition today. Even if you can't type it to make sure it gets to the court before Monday morning 8/15. If no one opposes it, by law, Isgur has to grant it. He needs as many opposition letters as possible posted to the court docket to show he ruled in favor with the majority in case this case goes to an Appeals Court which it probably will. Their is no need now to settle anything with BP. The creditors will get nothing. Tell the judge we should wait until we hear from Motley Rice.
