In Re Eagle

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• stating that the legislative history “clearly shows that the notice and time limitations of section 521(2) are not intended to abrogate the debtors’ substantive rights under the Code.”
• noting that “the legislative history on the consumer credit amendments is woefully inadequate as H.R. 5174 was pushed through the House of Representatives in two days”
• stating that the legislative history “clearly shows that the notice and time limitations of section 521(2) are not intended to abrogate the debtors’ substantive rights under the Code.”
• filing of no asset report is tantamount to abandonment of the property by the bankruptcy trustee
• filing of no asset report is tantamount to abandonment of the property by the bankruptcy trustee
• filing of no asset report is tantamount to abandonment of the property by the bankruptcy trustee

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