Household Finance Corp. v. Jacobsen (In Re Jacobsen)

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• holding that the language of § 1301(c)(2) is “unqualified,” so that “[t]here is no limitation on the creditor’s right to sue the co-debtor for the amount not provided for by the plan.”
• “It would make little sense to defer such relief when it is known that the creditor will never receive the unprovided-for amount, under the plan, from the debtor.”
• by proposing plan that would pay creditor less than full claim “the debtor has in effect stated the respective dimensions of his liability and that of the co-maker. Section 1301( [c] )(2

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