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Papers ($404.41), UCAR ($161,574.12), and Wagner-Insul Company <br />(76,011.47). <br />10. CF&I Steel stated in the Motion that it does not <br />seek a ruling with respect to the reclamation claims of <br />Reclamation Claimants not listed in Exhibit A at the present <br />time. CF&I Steel has asked the Court to disallow any response to <br />the Motion which seeks to litigate rights with respect to the <br />reclamation claims of persons not appearing on Exhibit A. CF&I <br />Steel intends to seek other resolution of such claims and <br />reserves the right to file a separate motion or adversary <br />proceeding with respect to such claims. <br />11. As indicated in the Motion, the goods for which <br />the Reclamation Claimants seek reclamation have been used in the <br />course of CF&I Steel's operations or are necessary to CF&I's <br />continuing operations and are not available for return to the <br />Reclamation Claimants. <br />12. Since CF&I Steel cannot return the reclamation <br />goods, CF&I Steel seeks administrative expense priority pursuant <br />to Bankruptcy Code Sections 503(b) and 546(c) for the Valid <br />Reclamation Claims. <br />LEGAL ANALYSIS <br />I. Standards Governing Reclamation from a Debtor in Possession. <br />Reclamation rights in bankruptcy are governed by Section <br />546(c) of the Bankruptcy Code. That section states <br />(c) Except as provided in subsection (d) of this section, <br />the rights and powers of a trustee under sections <br />544(a), 545, 547, and 549 of this title are subject to <br />any statutory or common-law right of a seller of goods <br />7 <br />