Schlecht v. Alaska (In Re Schlecht)

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• bank’s note containing provision for attorney’s fees merged with state court judgment and no longer was a basis for awarding fees
• “[T]he bank’s note containing the provision for attorney’s fees has merged with its Alaska Superior Court judgment. There is no longer an agreement pursuant to which attorney’s fees can be awarded under § 506(b).”

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