The cases were consolidated for administrative purposes only. Debtors manufactured various lines of clothing for boys, girls, men, and women that were distributed nationally to major chains, large retailers, and department and specialty stores. Thereafter, we entered various orders extending the CIT factoring arrangement through January 6, 1995. As security for all Debtors' obligations to CIT, the Factoring Order granted CIT a FN3. All statutory references are to Title 11 of the United States Code, unless otherwise specifically noted.
Debtor is liquidating.
By the time this Memorandum of Decision is issued, CIT may be fully paid. Chemical made certain loans to Debtors under an Amended and Restated Credit Agreement dated November 13, 1992. As part of a postpetition manufacturing agreement, Debtors shipped piecegoods to Summer's place of business in New York City for Summer to make them into finished articles of clothing for delivery to Debtors' customers. Summer admits these goods have already been shipped, and that it has no statutory lien in them. The plain meaning rule of statutory construction supports Summer's position, and indeed, requires that we decide in its favor.