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Case Bites: Interesting Issues and Decisions from This Week’s Cases

Posted by NCBRC - August 9th, 2019
Issues discussed in cases below:
- In a Chapter 20 cramdown of a junior lien, can the junior lienholder file an unsecured claim for the amount of the voided lien? (9^th Cir. BAP)
- Can an heir to real estate cram down a reverse mortgage in chapter 13? (Bankr. S.D.Miss.)
- Does a non-filing ex-spouse have to ask the bankruptcy court for permission to modify a domestic support order in the divorce case? (Bankr. N.D.IL.)
- Is the confirmation of a chapter 13 plan res judicata on the amount of mortgage arrears? (Bankr. W.D.PA.)
- Can a bankruptcy abstain from reopening a bankruptcy when the Debtors have been litigating dischargeability in state court? (Bankr. N.D.GA.)
- Is surrender of secured collateral post-confirmation per se bad faith to justify denial of the plan amendment? (Bankr. E.D.WI.)
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