In Re Yasin

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• in a chapter 13 case, explaining the chapter 7 rule, comparing and contrasting the chapter 13 mechanism
• Because rejection constitutes a statutory breach, but does not repudiate or terminate the contract, the parties must resort to state law to determine their rights as a result of the breach.
• Because rejection constitutes a statutory breach, but does not repudiate or terminate the contract, the parties must resort to state law to determine their rights as a result of the breach.
• Because rejection constitutes a statutory breach, but does not repudiate or terminate the contract, the parties must resort to state law to determine their rights as a result of the breach.

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