Reswick v. Reswick (In Re Reswick)

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• holding that the automatic stay terminates in its entirety as of the thirtieth day
• noting that Congress 4 The Court may enter a bar under § 349(a): Section 349(a
• noting that Congress enacted Section 362(c)(3)(A) in 2005 for the purpose of discouraging bad faith repeat filings, and that terminating the stay as to the debtor but not the estate would render this provision “devoid of any practical effect”
• noting that Congress enacted Section 362(c)(3)(A) in 2005 for the purpose of discouraging bad faith repeat filings, and that terminating the stay as to the debtor but not the estate would render this provision “devoid of any practical effect”
• resorting to legislative history after determining the language in § 362(c)(3)(A) is ambiguous
• failure to extend the stay terminates stay as to the debtor, debtor’s property, and property of the estate

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