Kerry A. Clarin Colleen v. Clarin v. Minnesota Repossessors, Inc., a Minnesota Corporation

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• reasoning that, because secured parties, debtors, and the public have competing interests in the self-help repossession context, those interests must be balanced when determining what constitutes a breach of the peace
• reasoning that, because secured parties, debtors, and the public have competing interests in the self-help repossession context, those interests must be balanced when determining what constitutes a breach of the peace
• affirming the entry of summary judgment against the plaintiff on a wrongful repossession claim that was based on a breach of the peace theory
• affirming the entry of summary judgment against the plaintiff on a wrongful repossession claim that was based on a breach of the peace theory
• referring to a claim arising from a secured party's alleged breach of the peace as a cause of action for wrongful repossession under the U.C.C.
• referring to a claim arising from a secured party's alleged breach of the peace as a cause of action for wrongful repossession under the U.C.C.

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