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IN RE CARDINAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

Bankruptcy No. 2-89 02779.

160 B.R. 83 (1993)

In re CARDINAL INDUSTRIES, INC. and the following substantively consolidated subsidiaries: Cardinal Industries of Florida, Inc., Cardinal Industries of Georgia, Inc., Cardinal Industries Services Corporation, Cardinal Industries Mortgage Company, Cardinal Parts Service Company, Cardinal Lodging Group, Inc., Cardinal Apartment Management Group, Inc., Cardinal Industries Development Corporation, Cardinal Industries of Florida Services Corporation, Cardinal Industries of Georgia Services Corporation, Cardinal Furniture Leasing Company, Cardinal Retirement Management Group, Inc., Cardinal Acceptance Corporation, Maxim Building Corporation, Cardinal Advisory Group, Inc., Columbus Construction, Inc., Cardinal Securities Corporation, Cardinal Manufacturing, Inc., Camden Development Corporation, Cardinal Compensation, Inc., Cardinal Regulatory of Kentucky, Inc., Cardinal Regulatory of Michigan, Inc., Cardinal Regulatory of West Virginia, Inc., Cardinal Land Corporation, Cardinal Community Corporation, Cardinal Industries Insurance Agencies, Inc., CII of Pennsylvania, Inc., Cardinal Industries of Texas, Inc., Cardinal Industries Development Corporation of Texas, Inc., Cardinal Realty Company, Cardinal Industries Realty Corporation, Debtors.

United States Bankruptcy Court, S.D. Ohio, E.D.

September 16, 1993.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

James H. Bownas, Gen. Counsel, Cardinal Realty Services, Inc., Reynoldsburg, OH, Leon Friedberg, Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff, Columbus, OH, to Cardinal Realty Services, Inc.

United States Trustee, Columbus, OH.

OPINION AND ORDER ON OBJECTIONS TO CLAIMS OF JOHN T. LONG AND JAMES T. HARMAN

BARBARA J. SELLERS, Bankruptcy Judge.

Cardinal Realty Services Incorporated ("CRSI"), successor in interest to Cardinal Industries Incorporated ("CII"), filed a motion to reclassify the claims asserted by John T. Long ("Long") and James T. Harman ("Harman"), former employees of CII or one of its corporate subsidiaries. Long and Harman responded separately to the motion...

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