N.D. Ohio· 5/1/2006
In Re Harris
Citations
- 342 B.R. 274
- 2006 Bankr. LEXIS 699
- 2006 WL 1195396
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- “Had Congress intended § 362(c)(3)(A) to completely terminate the automatic stay, it could have used the same straightforward language it used in § 362(c)(4)(A)®.”
- under 11 U.S.C. § 362(c)(3)(A), the automatic stay terminates with respect to the debtor and property of the debtor thirty days after petition date
- “ § 362(c)(3)(A) terminated the automatic stay as to (1) any action taken with respect to a debt of the debtor; (2) any action taken with respect to property of the debtor; and (3
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- In re GoodrichD. Vermont· 2018-07-20· cited 13×
- In re RoachM.D. Alabama· 2016-08-25· cited 11×
- In Re McFeeleyD. Vermont· 2007-02-22· cited 8×
- In Re RobinsonW.D. Michigan· 2010-04-16· cited 8×
- Jumpp v. Chase Home Finance, LLCFirst Circuit· 2006-12-28· cited 6×
- In Re StanfordE.D. Arkansas· 2007-08-03· cited 5×
- In Re HollingsworthD. Utah· 2006-12-21· cited 4×
- In re DevE.D. North Carolina· 2018-10-26· cited 3×
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