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· 8/16/2004

Campbell v. Stewart (In Re Campbell)

Citations

  • 313 B.R. 313
  • 52 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 1229
  • 2004 Bankr. LEXIS 1189
  • 2004 WL 1837024

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  • recognizing that “[c]hapter 13 debtor, remaining in possession of all property . . . , claims exemptions to facilitate a determination as to whether his or her plan is confirmable as being in the best interests of creditors within the meaning of § 1325(a)(4
  • analogizing to property revested in debtor under § 1327(b) in determining whether property revested under § 522(l) becomes estate property on conversion
  • noting that prop erty that has re-vested in the debtor because of lack of timely objection or upon confirmation of a Chapter 13 plan, being property of the estate upon filing a Chapter 13 petition, is property of the Chapter 7 estale upon conversion under Section 348(f
  • conversion of Chapter 13 case to a case under Chapter 7
  • conversion of chapter 13 case to a case under chapter 7

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Judges: Michael, Thurman, Weaver

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