D. Utah· 6/29/2006

In Re Fuger

Citations

347 B.R. 94
56 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 475
2006 Bankr. LEXIS 1198
2006 WL 2389688

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debtors are not required to have a 60 month plan where their disposal income is negative
“The Court believes that the manifest intent of Congress underlying § 1325(b)(1)(B) is ... to require debtors to commit to a specific return to unsecured creditors.”
it is in part temporal and in part monetary; intended to insure fixed return to unsecured creditors
all holding the “applicable commitment period” is a multiplier that is applied to disposable income to determine the amount to be paid to unsecured creditors
“The Court determines that the term ‘applicable commitment period’ requires the Debtors only to commit to a specific return to unsecured creditors, not to a specific period of time.”
both a monetary and temporal provision

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Judges: William T. Thurman

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