· 2/1/1991
Brockington v. Citizens & Southern National Bank of South Carolina (In Re Brockington)
Citations
- 129 B.R. 68
- 1991 Bankr. LEXIS 953
- 1991 WL 129760
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- finding that punitive damages of $500.00 were warranted for the willful violation of the automatic stay but noting that these damages were mitigated because the creditor voluntarily returned the vehicle to the debtor the day after it was repossessed
- finding a willful violation of the automatic stay when, at the time of repossession, the creditor had not yet received notice of the bankruptcy case but the debtors informed the creditor’s repossessing agent of their filing
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Judges: William Thurmond Bishop
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