· 2/8/1984
In the Matter of Chaseley's Foods, Inc., D/B/A Vic's Super Foods, Debtor. Appeal of Daniel L. Freeland, Trustee
Citations
- 726 F.2d 303
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- adopting, as modified, the district court's opinion holding that the effectiveness of a properly filed financing statement does not lapse on the expiration of the original financing statement when there is an intervening bankruptcy
- adopting, as modified, the district court’s opinion holding that the effectiveness of a properly filed financing statement does not lapse on the expiration of the original financing statement when there is an intervening bankruptcy
- “[O]nce the bankruptcy petition is filed the secured creditor should not be required to file a continuation statement to preserve the validity of its lien.”
- under the Bankruptcy Code, the bankruptcy trustee has the status of a hypothetical lien creditor and the statute permits the trustee to avoid any unperfected liens on property belonging to the bankruptcy estate
- under the Bankruptcy Code, the bankruptcy trustee has the status of a hypothetical lien creditor and the statute permits the trustee to avoid any unperfected liens on property belonging to the bankruptcy estate
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Judges: Cummings, Wood, Campbell
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