In the Matter of John Joseph METZ, Debtor. DOWNEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Appellant, v. John Joseph METZ, Appellee

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• stating that a cure \simply rein- states the original debt after correcting the arrearages\
• considering the “result achieved” by debtor’s successive filings when determining whether to dismiss case for bad faith
• no per se rule against successive filings; however, “successive filings may be examined together and the result achieved by such filings reviewed against the statutory requirements”
• Chapter 13 7 plan with zero payments to unsecured creditors not necessarily 8 filed in bad faith so long as all of debtor’s disposable income 9 allocated to the plan
• bankruptcy; 3 successive filings, when viewed together, can be evidence of bad faith

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