· 5/14/2004
Rosas v. Monroe County Tax Claim Bureau
Citations
- 323 B.R. 893
- 2004 Bankr. LEXIS 2330
- 2004 WL 3311486
How courts have described this case
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- “Accordingly, the Rosases should be compensated for the day of work they both missed in order to deal with the notice.”’
- “There is a clear dif- ference between the plain meaning of the words ‘could’, ‘might’ and ‘will.’ ”
- “I have heretofore held that actual injury is a condition precedent to the award of damages, including attorney’s fees and punitive damages.”
- tax notices sent to debtors were coercive and went beyond the scope of the exception to the automatic stay by including a threat that their homes would be sold unless the taxes were paid
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Judges: John J. Thomas
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