North Shore Manor seeks dismissal of its bankruptcy action
LOVELAND — The attorney for North Shore Manor Inc. in its bankruptcy case has asked the judge to dismiss the case because the majority owners have accomplished much of what they wanted and because Columbine Management Services Inc., NSM’s primary creditor, intends to file “extensive litigation” that can be handled outside of bankruptcy court.
The case has been slowly approaching dismissal, with Judge Joseph Rosania already asking the parties why he shouldn’t dismiss the case. Arguments to support why he shouldn’t dismiss were to be filed by Nov. 3.
In a motion filed 3:15 p.m. Thursday, attorney Aaron Garber wrote that…
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