· 4/4/1984
Nimai Kumar Ghosh v. Financial Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n (In Re Nimai Kumar Ghosh)
Citations
- 38 B.R. 600
- 1984 Bankr. LEXIS 5949
How courts have described this case
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- observing that “a debtor loses all equitable and legal interest in real property validly sold at foreclosure whether or not the deed to that property has been delivered to the purchaser”
- “Under New York law a debtor loses all equitable and legal interest in property validly sold at foreclosure whether or not the deed to that property has been delivered to the purchaser.”
- court is not required to accept statements as determinative of alimony or property settlement
- “[U]nder New York law[,] a debtor loses all equitable and legal interest in real property validly sold at foreclosure whether or not the deed to that property has been delivered to the purchaser.”
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Judges: Conrad B. Duberstein
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