Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009
July 3 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp.’s battle withcreditors over its reorganization neared an end yesterday,leaving it up to a bankruptcy judge to decide the fate of a planto create a streamlined carmaker by selling its best assets to agroup led by the U.S. Treasury.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Gerber in New York ended ahearing on the proposed sale without indicating when he wouldmake a ruling. GM lawyer Stephen Karotkin told Gerber he plannedto deliver a revised sale order, including changes to resolveobjections, by tomorrow, for the judge to consider.
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