146043P.pdf   06/19/2015  Lariat Companies, Inc.  v.  Michael R. Wigley
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  14-6043
   U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Minnesota - Minneapolis   
   [PUBLISHED] [Nail, Author, with Federman, Chief Judge, and Shodeen, 
   Bankruptcy Judge. Bankruptcy Appellate Panel. The amounts the creditor was 
   seeking for unpaid rent, common area maintenance and late fees through the 
   eviction date accrued prior to the termination of debtor's lease and 
   cannot be said to have resulted from the termination of the lease; 
   similarly, the interest the creditor sought related to these sums did not 
   result from termination; as a result, none of these amounts was subject to 
   the cap found in Sec. 502(b)(6); the court did not err in sustaining an 
   objection to the interest on future rents as such a claim would not exist 
   if the lease had not been terminated; attorneys' fees, costs and certain 
   disbursements which accrued prior to the termination were not subject to 
   the cap; certain portions of a state court judgment concerning fraudulent 
   transfers to debtor's wife duplicated damages already awarded the creditor 
   for debtor's breach of the lease; reversed for further proceedings.