Beskin v. McPherson (In Re McPherson)

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that “contractually due” carries different meanings in a chapter 13 case as in a chapter 7 case
• stating that where “a secured claim is bifurcated for purposes of treatment under the chapter 13 plan[,] ... [a]ny deduction from income based on a secured claim that no longer exists may not be allowed.”
• “The word ‘projected’ in the phrase ‘projected disposable income’ modifies each of the component parts of ‘disposable income’, that is, it modifies ‘current monthly income’ and it modifies ‘amounts reasonably necessary to be expended for support.’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).