In re Mejia

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• “[p]roperty—inconsequential value or not—remains property of the estate until abandoned in one of the three ways permitted by section 554 of the Bankruptcy Code”
• “The Chapter 7 Trustee’s report of no distribution does not give rise to abandonment of the Property. The Property can only be abandoned in the manner provided by section 554.”

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Cites

11 cases in this archive are cited by this case.

• Dewsnup v. Timm
  Supreme Court· 1992-01-15· cited 1,346×
• In Re Lamar Dewsnup and Aletha Dewsnup, Debtors. Lamar Dewsnup, Aletha Dewsnup v. Louis L. Timm
  Tenth Circuit· 1990-07-11· cited 139×
• In Re Ozer
  E.D. New York· 1997-05-23· cited 26×
• In Re: Interpictures Inc., Debtor. Eliezer Miller v. Generale Bank Nederland, N v. Interpictures Inc., Debtor-Appellee
  Second Circuit· 2000-06-26· cited 20×
• In re DeGroot
  Sixth Circuit· 2012-12-27· cited 20×
• In Re Grossinger's Associates
  S.D. New York· 1995-04-21· cited 12×
• In Re Balonze
  D. Connecticut· 2006-01-13· cited 10×
• In Re Jandous Electric Construction Corp.
  S.D. New York· 1989-03-06· cited 9×
• In Re Robison
  E.D. Missouri· 1987-06-15· cited 7×
• Kirschenbaum v. Nassau County District Attorney (In Re Vitta)
  E.D. New York· 2009-07-23· cited 4×
• Reed v. Rabe (In Re Grotjohn)
  N.D. Texas· 2007-08-20· cited 3×

Other cases named In re Mejia

1 other CourtListener record shares this case name.

• In re Mejia
  Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York· 2009-08-20