Ford Motor Credit Company v. Robert L. Weaver, John C. Weaver and Sons and Weaver Farms, Defendants

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• concluding that an incorrect street address was permissible, but an incorrect city or state was not
• following Sherr, and holding that principles enunciated therein applied equally well to a debtor-in-possession
• “[A] debtor in possession has the duty to protect and conserve the property in his possession for the benefit of creditors.”
• “A trustee in bankruptcy or a debtor-in-possession, as a fiduciary, represents both the secured and unsecured creditors of the debtor.”
• the Sixth Circuit holding that “[t]he measure of care, diligence and skill required of a trustee is that of an ordinarily prudent man in the conduct of his private affairs under similar circumstances and with a similar object in view.”
• “In most of the cases where an agent's knowledge of bankruptcy proceedings is imputed to a creditor, the agent is an attorney who has been authorized either to collect the balance due on a defaulted debt or represent the creditor in bankruptcy proceedings.”

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