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	law.com - Decision
		Caldor solicited bids for the right to purchase the inventory and chose to sell its Merchandise to the Joint Liquidators, who had formed a joint venture.
		Caldor answered the Joint Liquidators' complaint by stating various affirmative defenses and counterclaims for, among other things, reformation of the contract based on mutual mistake and fraud in the inducement.
		With regard to FRCP 24(a)(2), the bankruptcy court reasoned that Caldor, as a debtor-in-possession, was a fiduciary of its creditors and that in liquidating its assets, Caldor was obligated to act in the best interests of its creditors.
	www.law.com /jsp/decisionstate.jsp?id=1030821189869 (6670 words)

	About Caldor
		I know that Caldor was a neat store chain, they had about 145 stores in 9 states of the east coast at the end.
		When it entered Chapter 11 in september 1995, the move was widely viewed as strategic, a way to deal with vendors and factors that had grown nervous concerning Northeastern discount chains in the wake of Bradlees' bankruptcy filing, and to ensure adequate stocks for the Christmas season.
		Yet here, once again, as Caldor was gearing up for a 1999 turnaround and perhaps anticipated celebrating a half-century of retailing in 2001, the same old story is being told about a retailer once hailed for its success and innovation that fought like a champion to survive.
	www.geocities.com /zayre88/R_caldor.html (477 words)

	The Konformist - Can You Say "RAPE"?
		Caldor said the Scrabble board shown in the ad was originally set up by a creative agency hired to design the advertising circular.
		Norwalk-based Caldor has publicly apologized for its Scrabble advertisement in which the word ``rape'' is spelled out on the game-board.
		Caldor apologized Tuesday for the mistake and said it does not know how 11 million copies of the image -- in which the word ``RAPE'' appeared on the board alongside two nonsense words -- got past proofreaders.
	www.konformist.com /1998/rapead.htm (769 words)

	does bradlee's still exist? \| moby.com
		ok, to reminisce, bradlee's was kind of a down-market caldor's.
		and bradlee's was, to be honest, the poor relation to caldor's.
		and the caldor's hot dogs were probably made out of the things that the supermarket hot dog makers threw away.
	www.moby.com /journal/2007-04-10/does_bradlees_still_exist.html (593 words)

	Framingham/Natick Retail: From Caldor/CVS to Wal-Mart
		The outside of the Caldor was an mix of rocks and yellow putty that were unique to this location, but the store did look like many other Caldor stores by the presence of the two massive columns near the store's entrance.
		In the signage above the door, the "O" of the word "Caldor" was a frequent nesting place for area birds until it was eventually taken down.
		In January 1999, Caldor announced that after operating for four years under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and closing many of its stores, the chain would liquidate and shut down.
	www.framinghamnatickretail.com /caldor/index.html (0 words)

	Alexander's files workout. (Alexander's Inc. files bankruptcy plan for real estate interests in metropolitan New York ...
		Certain properties are being taken over by Caldor's in whole or in part, subject to improvements paid for by Alexander's, Inc. while others are in a state of flux with some prospects for rental.
		The third story of approximately 120,000 square feet is leased to Caldor as part of a six store transaction, for 25-year term that is expected to begin between October of 1993 and November 1994.
		Caldor's lease payments will range from $2.8 million to $3.6 million in years 21 through 25 plus a 2 percent surcharge on the amount gross sales exceeds a percentage rent breakpoint.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1G1-13930057.html (1174 words)

	May 1999, pages 14-16
		The only recourse available to Caldor's Chapter 11 trade creditors was to file a proof of their Chapter 11 administrative claims with the bankruptcy court and face the likelihood of payment of a di minimis portion of their unpaid trade claims in the far distant future.
		When Caldor announced its decision to liquidate, Caldor's Chapter 11 lender had an outstanding secured and superpriority claim in the amount of approximately $150 million and Caldor's pre-Chapter 11 secured creditors had unpaid claims totaling approximately $225 million that are also secured by a security interest in Caldor's assets and a superpriority claim.
		Caldor's bankruptcy judge rationalized his decision to grant a similar superpriority status to creditors providing goods and services during the liquidation by arguing that they would have had the same special priority status if they had shipped goods or provided services in any converted Chapter 7 case.
	www.nacm.org /bcmag/bcarchives/1999/articles1999/may/may99art1.html (2021 words)

	News \| Gainesville.com \| The Gainesville Sun \| Gainesville, Fla.
		Caldor was a chain of discount department stores based in the Northeastern United States.
		Caldor had expanded to several locations by the mid-1960s, and by the 1980s, had locations across the East Coast, stretching from New Hampshire to Virginia.
		Caldor stores were located entirely in heavily urban or suburban neighborhoods.
	www.gainesville.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Caldor (250 words)

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		Caldor, Inc., the bankruptcy court established other safeguards, including shortened payment terms, expedited procedures to deal with postpetition payment defaults, and financial reporting requirements, to ensure that the utility companies were not at an unreasonable risk of nonpayment for postpetition services.
		Caldor was also concerned that if it engaged in separate negotiations with each utility, the utilities would require unreasonably high security deposits that could severely constrain Caldor’s reorganization efforts.
		Because Caldor had always paid its utility invoices in a timely manner, the court held that no additional deposits were required to assure the utility companies that they would be paid.
	www.weil.com /wgm/CWGMPubs.nsf/7c320379e1280ecd852565b7006ec55a/7479bbd03e95552685256baa0071d39c?OpenDocument (3848 words)

	Caldor closing jeopardizes neighboring cafe
		A more-or-less steady stream of Caldor shoppers used to pass by his door seven days a week, morning and night, and a few would stop.
		They're all gone, and the once steady stream of foot traffic abruptly became a trickle when the doors to Caldor were locked for good.
		His stand at Caldor Plaza will be his last, he said.
	www.recordonline.com /1999/04/16/rncaldor.htm (608 words)

	Caldor Resource Center - bdcco llc / caldor
		Caldor was a chain of discount department stores caldor departmentstore based in the Northeastern United States.
		Caldor had expanded to several locations by the mid-1960s, and by the 1980s, had locations across the East Coast, stretching from New Hampshire jeff caldor piano to Maryland.
		As national chains such as Wal-Mart and Target moved caldor into many of the areas with Caldor stores in the mid-1990s, the chain found itself unable to compete with the lower prices and wider selection of such stores and ended up filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1995.
	www.taxgloss.com /Tax-Department_Stores_A_-_C-/Caldor.html (195 words)

	Jones Day - Publications - Expanding the Unconditional Right to Intervene
		In that case, the Court of Appeals examined the language section 1109(b) and its predecessor under the former Bankruptcy Act and concluded that section of 1109(b) should be interpreted broadly to afford a creditors' committee an absolute right to intervene in an adversary proceeding instituted in connection with a chapter 11 case.
		Caldor ultimately decided to liquidate and solicited bids for the right to purchase its remaining inventory of merchandise.
		Caldor may have a significant impact on the ability of bankruptcy court's in the Second Circuit to adjudicate expeditiously the adversary proceedings filed in a chapter 11 case.
	www.jonesday.com /pubs/pubs_detail.aspx?pubID=S915 (1887 words)

	TheStreet.com: Vultures Eye Distressed Discounters as Caldor Rumors Fly
		What apparently got the Caldor rumor mill going was $37 million in its real-estate-backed notes that changed hands around 55 cents on the dollar several weeks ago, much higher than they previously traded.
		In addition, Caldor's bank debt, which is backed by different collateral, has climbed as high as 55 cents on the dollar this week, from the low 30s less than a month ago.
		Given Caldor's relatively weak position and the treacherous competition, it's no wonder that some analysts and vulture investors are speculating that the company's worth more dead than alive.
	www.thestreet.com /stocks/topstories/601427.html (966 words)

	The last days of Caldor Discount Store News - Find Articles
		When it entered Chapter 11 in 1995, the move was widely viewed as strategic, a way to deal with vendors and factors that had grown nervous concerning Northeastern discount chains in the wake of Bradlees' bankruptcy filing, and to ensure adequate stocks for the Christmas season.
		Caldor's slow financial progress finally caused pre-petition secured creditors to decide that they could do better forcing the company into liquidation than if they allowed it to reorganize.
		The effective end of Caldor will come with a going out of business sale and the layoff of its 20,000 store associates, both of which are expected over the next few weeks.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3092/is_1999_Feb_8/ai_53904934 (435 words)

	Neo Caldor - LUEpedia II
		Neo Caldor was a widely recognized LUELinker and attention whore, up until he was hacked and had several hundred dollars stolen.
		Caldor got his fame when he said that he would post a video of him having sex with some hot chick if the LLers got his topic up to so many posts.
		Neo Caldor then made a topic requesting he be banned in 72 hours, but the Admins did so much sooner.
	lue.lifeisfree.net /index.php?title=Neo_Caldor (626 words)

	WWD.com Archived Article
		The analyst noted that Caldor is facing growing competition from Wal-Mart and Target, and from Bradlees, which will "have to be more aggressive" because it is reorganizing under Chapter 11.
		He noted that Don Clarke, Caldor's chairman and chief executive officer, draws from a strong discounting background at Venture, and Marc Balmuth, president, knows the Northeast market well from his days at Macy's, where he rose from buyer to a senior vice president in merchandising.
		Caldor's also reported it has adopted a shareholder rights plan (poison pill), although it is not aware of any potential acquisition of its business.
	www.wwd.com /search/article/62700?query=michael+provus (554 words)

	Dead Malls dot Com: Feature: Latham Circle Mall / Latham, NY
		In 1997, Stein Mart was added and in 1998, Caldor closed all of It's New York State stores.
		They are currently demolishing the old Caldor building and the Lowes will be opening sometime in late 2003 or early 2004.
		Lowes Home Centers is trying to acquire the vacant Caldor building and the strip mall next door to demolish and build a new Lowes store anchoring the mall.
	www.deadmalls.com /malls/latham_circle_mall.html (707 words)

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		Once when I was young I went to the Groton Caldor wearing a shirt and tie; and I filled out a job application.
		A year later I found out at a family reunion while my father was picking on me for what I'll always remember as "that Caldor moment," that my grandmother used to buy fruit from Deloris Bennet back during the depression.
		All the Caldor's AND all the Bradlees." When my grandfather sold his three clothing stores back in the 70's, you could say he went on to live and die comfortably in Pawtucket and Warwick, Rhode Island.
	www.etext.org /Zines/ASCII/ATI/ati254.txt (1373 words)

	Group plans new life for old Caldor's \| Accommodation and Food Services > Accommodation from AllBusiness.com
		EAST PATCHOGUE - The former Caldor's Shopping Center at the intersection of Montauk Highway and Patchogue-Yaphank Road has been sold for $4.8 million to an investment group that intends to breathe life into the near-dead retail outlet.
		It features 140,000 square feet of retail space, 92 percent of which is vacant, said Roger Delisle of Smithtown-based Island Associates, the real estate services firm that has been marketing the site on behalf of Edgewater Properties, a holding company of Deutsche Bank.
		The downward spiral for the center started when its major anchor tenant, the department store chain Caldor's filed for bankruptcy four years ago while Pergament followed suit two years ago.
	www.allbusiness.com /north-america/united-states-new-york/990217-1.html (780 words)

	Punter Southall US
		Bear right to Route 30 West after toll booth.
		At the fourth set of traffic lights (McDonald’s is on the left), turn left onto Caldor Road.
		Follow Caldor Road for about a ¼ mile until just before you reach Route 9.
	www.puntersouthall.com /US/contacts.htm (268 words)

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