W.D. Michigan· 3/30/2001

In Re Hudson

Citations

260 B.R. 421
2001 Bankr. LEXIS 319
2001 WL 357254

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defining the \validity\ of a lien as \the existence or legitimacy of the lien itself\
“Nothing in the Bankruptcy Code or Rules gives any evidentiary effect whatsoever to a secured creditor's asserted value of collateral_”
defining “validity” as “having legal strength or force” or “enforceable”(internal quotation marks omitted)
wherein Judge Gregg held the “extent” of a lien is not synonymous with the value of collateral
a qualitatively sufficient notice is one that contains all the material substantive and procedural information necessary to apprise a creditor of the debtor’s proposed treatment of the creditor’s claim
“Validity” means “enforceable” and “priority” is “superiority in rank or position.”

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Judges: James D. Gregg

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