In Re Fred J. Szostek, Denise M. Szostek

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• stating that, as a general rule, the absence of an objection indicates acceptance of a plan’s terms
• finding that the creditor’s failure to object to the plan constitutes acceptance of its treatment under that plan
• stating that “after the plan is confirmed the policy favoring the finality of confirmation is stronger than the bankruptcy court's and the trustee's obligations to verify a plan's compliance with the Code”
• declining to reverse confirmation of chapter 13 plan when appellant failed to object to confirmation order
• stating that creditors must take an active role in protecting their rights
• distinguishing a case in which the creditor was not aware of the clause in the plan which limited its rights because it had not been included in the notice

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).