Brawders v. County of Ventura (In Re Brawders)

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• stating that “basic contract 13 principles apply in interpreting stipulations”
• stating that “basic contract 13 principles apply in interpreting stipulations”
• adequacy of notice regarding proposed modification of creditors’ rights in Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan
• unlike 14 unsecured creditors, secured creditors may ignore the bankruptcy 15 proceedings and look to the lien for satisfaction of the debt
• “Absent some action by the representative of the bankruptcy state, liens ordinarily pass through bankruptcy unaffected . . . .”
• confirmation has no preclusive effect on matters requiring adversary proceeding, or where plan does not give adequate notice of proposed treatment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).