In Re: Maya Construction Company, Id 86-0352941, Debtor. Alan L. Levin v. Maya Construction

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• holding that New York applies under the current Code and finding the required notice to be a “matter of due process.”
• finding that a party who submitted a formal written demand upon the debtor prepetition was a known creditor entitled to official notice
• “A debtor must list a creditor whose identity and claims he knows. 11 U.S.C. § 521. The burden is on the debtor to cause formal notice to be given . 24 . . .”
• creditor whose claim was known to debtor but who was not served with notice of the time fixed for filing objections to the plan, confirmation hearing, and other relevant notices was not bound by the confirmed plan.
• creditor whose claim was known to debtor but who was not served with notice of the time fixed for filing objections to the plan, confirmation hearing, and other relevant notices was not bound by the confirmed plan
• same for “formal written demand”

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