Generally, in a Chapter 11 case, no orders affecting the estate will be entered without the consent of the creditors' committee or after a hearing in which the judge is informed of the committee's position

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This statement is generally true in a Chapter 11 case. The creditors' committee plays an important role in the case and their consent or input is often required for any significant actions affecting the estate. However, there may be some exceptions to this rule, such as in emergency situations where immediate action is necessary.

Generally, in a Chapter 11 Case, No Orders Affecting the Estate