Joseph R. Solfanelli Natalie G. Solfanelli v. Corestates Bank N.A., Successor by Merger to Meridian Bank Stevens & Lee Meridian Bank

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• concluding that it was unreasonable for secured creditor to hold stock for 11 months before liquidating it
• explaining that every aspect of the sale of collateral must be characterized by avoidance of loss, good faith, and an effective realization
• explaining that every aspect of the sale of collateral must be characterized by avoidance of loss, good faith, and an effective realization
• “[T]he test to determine ‘commercial reasonableness’ should be whether the sale’s every aspect is characterized by: (1) good faith, (2) avoidance of loss, and (3) an effective realization.”
• emphasizing the need for the borrower to request redeemption

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).