· 4/3/2002
Finnie v. First Union National Bank
Citations
- 275 B.R. 743
- 2002 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 5912
- 39 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 100
- 2002 WL 519489
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a sale of unsecured credit card debt did not violate the discharge injunction but efforts to collect by the purchaser of discharged debt may be a violation of the injunction
- creditor that sold discharged loan to collection agency not found to violate discharge injunction when transferee later attempted to collect debt from debtor
- “While a creditor is prohibited from utilizing a collection agency to recover a discharged debt on its behalf, there is no prohibition on the creditor selling the discharged debt, presumably at a greatly discounted rate, to a third party.”
- “While a creditor is prohibited from utilizing a collection agency to recover a discharged debt on its behalf, there is no prohibition on the creditor selling the discharged debt, presumably at a greatly discounted rate, to a third party.”
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Judges: Rebecca Beach Smith
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