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N.D. Illinois· 12/20/2007

In Re Redmond

Citations

  • 380 B.R. 179
  • 2007 Bankr. LEXIS 4216
  • 2007 WL 4545842

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  • holding that payoff statements did not violate automatic stay because “[t]he bank did not seek payment by issuing the letters; rather, it issued them in response to [plaintiff’s] demand” and they were “simply statements of the bank’s position as to what was owed”
  • rejecting notion that all payoff letters, even accurate ones, sent in response to debtor’s request would violate the automatic stay as “a position completely without support in either precedent or bankruptcy policy”
  • payoff letters sent by mortgage creditor at debtor’s request did not violate the stay

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Judges: Eugene R. Wedoff

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