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<br />using its business judgment, believes that the terms of they <br />financing proposed in the Motion from Colorado National Bank are <br />as good as the Debtor can possibly expect to receive and are <br />comparable with the terms previously provided by United Bank of <br />Sunset Park. <br />Notice and Hearing. Bankruptcy Rule 4001(c) governs <br />the procedures necessary to incur financing. Subsection (:?) of <br />this rule sets forth the procedure for a hearing on a motion <br />brought under section 364 of the Bankruptcy Code: <br />The court may commence a final hearing <br />on a motion for authority to obtain credit no <br />earlier than 15 days after service of the <br />motion. If the motion so requests, the court <br />may conduct a hearing before such 15 day <br />period expires, but the court may authorize <br />the obtaining of credit only to the extent <br />necessary to avoid immediate and irreparable <br />harm to the estate pending a final hearing. <br />The substantial notice and objection period of tlhe <br />Motion (nearly 4 weeks) given by the Debtor complies with •the <br />requirements of the rule. The Debtor will ask for final relief <br />at the hearing. <br />Furthermore, the Motion and notice of the hearing on <br />the Motion and the Motion have been sent to the persons whose <br />names appear on the most current Master Service List. This list <br />includes persons requesting notice in the case as well as other' <br />major parties in interest. The Court, in the case management <br />order executed on March 7, 1991, approved service on persons <br />appearing on the master service list with respect to notice <br />4 <br />