· 7/25/2000
St. Clair v. Beneficial Mortgage Co. (In Re St. Clair)
Citations
- 251 B.R. 660
- 2000 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 11582
- 2000 WL 1146141
How courts have described this case
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- noting general rule that mortgagor who holds possession after foreclosure and sale is tenant at sufferance
- distinguishing Atlantic Business and holding that the automatic stay protects a possessory interest only when the “debtor-in-possession has a good-faith colorable claim to possession or control of the property”
- “Under New Jersey 14 law ‘[a] foreclosure action is purely quasi-in-rem, affording relief only against the secured 15 property.’”
- requiring a “good-faith, colorable claim to possession”
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Judges: Cooper
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