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Wells Fargo Bank NA v. Amaravathi Limited Partnership, et al
as 09-20670
Debtor - (null):
In the Matter of: AMARAVATHI LIMITED PARTNERSHIP and AMARAVATHI KEERTHI, L.L.C.
Appellant:
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., as Trustee for the Registered Holders of Credit Suisse First Boston Mortgage Securities Corp.; Commercial Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates , Series 2007-C1, Acting by and through Midland Load Services, Inc., as Special Servicer
Appellee:
AMARAVATHI LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, doing business as Monterone Round Rock, doing business as Mansions at Steiner Ranch, doing business as Monterone Canyone Creek, doing business as Mansions on the Green II, doing business as Monterone Steiner Ranch, doing bu and AMARAVATHI KEERTHI, L.L.C., doing business as Monterone Round Rock, doing business as Mansions on the Green II, doing business as Mansions at Steiner Ranch, doing business as Monterone Steiner Ranch, doing business as Monterone Canyone Creek, doing busine
Wells Fargo Bank NA v. Amaravathi Limited Partnership, et al
as 09-41
Debtor - (null):
In re: AMARAVATHI LIMITED PARTNERSHIP and AMARAVATHI KEERTHI, L.L.C.
Petitioner:
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., as Trustee for the Registered Holders of Credit Suisse First Boston Mortgage Securities Corp.; Commercial Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates , Series 2007-C1, Acting by and through Midland Load Services, Inc., as Special Servicer
Respondent:
AMARAVATHI LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, doing business as Monterone Round Rock, doing business as Mansions at Steiner Ranch, doing business as Monterone Canyone Creek, doing business as Mansions on the Green II, doing business as Monterone Steiner Ranch, doing bu and AMARAVATHI KEERTHI, L.L.C., doing business as Monterone Round Rock, doing business as Mansions on the Green II, doing business as Mansions at Steiner Ranch, doing business as Monterone Steiner Ranch, doing business as Monterone Canyone Creek, doing busine
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