Davisson v. Engles (In Re Engles)

How courts have described this case

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• “[A] purchaser receives equitable title at a [foreclosure] sale, but legal title 7 remains in a debtor . . . .”
• “When a purchaser receives equitable title at a [foreclosure] sale, but legal title remains in a debtor, and the debtor thereafter files for bankruptcy, cause exists to lift the stay to allow the equitable owner to gain legal title.”
• “When a purchaser receives equitable title at a 27 [foreclosure] sale, but legal title remains in a debtor, and the 28 debtor thereafter files for bankruptcy, cause exists to lift the -12- 1 stay to allow the equitable owner to gain legal title.”
• “When a purchaser receives equitable title at a 27 [foreclosure] sale, but legal title remains in a debtor, and the 28 debtor thereafter files for bankruptcy, cause exists to lift the -12- 1 stay to allow the equitable owner to gain legal title.”
• discussing history and 2 purpose of § 2924h(c)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).