In the Matter of Judy Emely Edwards, Also Known as Judy Emely Glass, Debtor-Appellant

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• referring to the intent behind the 1984 Consumer Finance Amendments to the Bankruptcy Code
• “[Section 521] requires a debtor to choose between the reaffirmation, redemption or surrender of property abandoned from the estate or exempted from discharge.”
• “[T]he statute clearly contemplates performance — within a specified period of time — of the alternatives outlined by it.”
• “When a debtor is relieved of personal liability on loans secured by collateral, the debtor has little or no incentive to insure or maintain the property in which a creditor retains a security interest.”
• “Reaffirmation would . . . cure all past defaults.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).