In Re Joseph C. Taddeo and Ellen A. Taddeo, Debtors. Elfriede Di Pierro v. Joseph C. Taddeo and Ellen A. Taddeo and Richard J. McCord Interim Trustee

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• holding that state redemption statutes control after a foreclosure sale regardless of when the mortgage is extinguished under state law
• noting that pre-bankruptcy events may be considered in the court’s reasonable time determination
• “Curing a default commonly means taking care of the triggering event and returning to pre-default conditions. The consequences are thus nullified.”
• “[C]uring a default, even though it inevitably changes a contractual acceleration clause, does not thereby ‘impair’ a creditor’s claim.”
• \Curing a default commonly means taking care of the triggering event and returning to pre-default conditions. The consequences are thus nullified.\
• observing “the power to cure [and maintain] must comprehend the power to ‘de-accelerate,’” adding “[t]his follows from the concept of ‘curing a default’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).