Nasser Chehab v. William P. Huttenbach and Hirch & Westheimer, P.C.

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• concluding that a junior creditor’s deed of trust was “extinguished” when a senior creditor sold the deed of trust property at a trustee’s sale, although the debt secured by the junior creditor’s deed of trust was not
• providing that the anti-deficiency statute applicable to a trustee’s sale, A.R.S. § 33-814, does not apply to a secured creditor’s receipt of excess proceeds generated by another creditor’s foreclosure
• describing the purpose of anti-deficiency statute as \protecting] certain homeowners from the financial disaster of losing their homes to foreclosure plus all their other nonexempt property on execution of a judgment for the balance of the purchase price\
• describing the purpose of anti-deficiency statute as \protect[ing] certain homeowners from the financial disaster of losing their homes to foreclosure plus all their other nonexempt property on execution of a judgment for the balance of the purchase price\

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