N.D. Illinois· 2/4/1998
In Re Crawford
Citations
- 217 B.R. 558
- 1998 WL 45309
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- concluding that under Illinois law a foreclosure sale is not complete until entry of the order confirming the sale, so the mortgagor may cure the arrearage until that point
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Judges: Shadur
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5 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Norma I. Colon, Debtor-Appellant v. Option One Mortgage Corporation, And/or Its AssignsSeventh Circuit· 2003-02-11· cited 87×
- In Re BoboDistrict of Columbia· 2000-03-28· cited 16×
- In Re JonesN.D. Illinois· 1998-04-24· cited 11×
- In Re SpencerN.D. Illinois· 2001-06-05· cited 7×
- Colon, Norma I. v. Option One MortgageSeventh Circuit· 2003-02-11
Cites
13 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- In the Matter of Benny L. ROACH and Edith Roach, AppellantsThird Circuit· 1987-08-25· cited 228×
- Citicorp Savings v. First Chicago Trust Co.Appellate Court of Illinois· 1995-01-20· cited 81×
- Levy v. Broadway-Carmen Building Corp.Illinois Supreme Court· 1937-04-16· cited 57×
- Straus v. AndersonIllinois Supreme Court· 1937-06-11· cited 29×
- Berber v. HassAppellate Court of Illinois· 1965-01-26· cited 20×
- Christian v. Citibank, F.S.B.N.D. Illinois· 1997-11-05· cited 17×
- McEwen v. Federal National Mortgage Ass'nN.D. Illinois· 1996-03-27· cited 17×
- In Re AAIllinois Supreme Court· 1998-01-23· cited 15×
- In Re Application of RosewellAppellate Court of Illinois· 1992-10-09· cited 13×
- In Re ChristianN.D. Illinois· 1996-08-23· cited 12×
- In Re BeatyN.D. Illinois· 1990-06-27· cited 6×
- Crawford v. First Nationwide Mortgage Corp.N.D. Illinois· 1998-02-04· cited 4×
- Department of Children & Family Services v. PeopleIllinois Supreme Court· 1998-01-23· cited 3×
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